Accountants in High Demand Despite the Financial Crisis
Saturday, May 15th, 2010The global financial crisis of 2008 began with the rapid decline in housing prices, increased interest rates, and the increase in subprime lending which lead to a growing rate in mortgage foreclosures. The subprime mortgage crisis has affected various financial institutions and banking systems across the world in various ways. With the fall of large financial institutions such as, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, Lehman Brothers, Merrill Lynch, and American International Group (AIG) the Federal Reserve have responded in an attempt to relieve the crisis of the credit markets. The fall of financial institutions has created a domino effect on the economy. Thus, there is very little that the Federal Reserve can do to avoid the collapse of other financial... Read more »