LONDON (Reuters) – Losses are rising in Britain’s residential mortgage market and pushing “non-conforming” mortgage-backed securities into a downward slide that is likely to get worse, Moody’s Investors Service said on Wednesday.
“Non-conforming” is the classification used in Britain for higher-risk mortgages, encompassing subprime borrowers with poor credit histories and others who do not fit prime lending criteria for various reasons.




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