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Subject Whistleblower: Wall Street has engaged in widespread manipulation of mortgage funds
Date May 15, 2020 4:43 PM
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As the pandemic hammers the economy, it could increase the chances of another mortgage collapse.

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Whistleblower: Wall Street Has Engaged in Widespread Manipulation of Mortgage Funds

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Securities that contain loans for properties like hotels and office buildings have inflated profits, the whistleblower claims. As the pandemic hammers the economy, that could increase the chances of another mortgage collapse.

by Heather Vogell

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