Law360, New York ( May 5, 2014, 1:35 PM EDT) -- At the core of the complex landscape of residential mortgage-backed security litigation is quite a simple form of misconduct. Banks that were in the business of originating mortgages abandoned their credit standards, and the banks that packaged those mortgages into securitizations turned a blind eye. The victims of this breakdown of credit standards were the investors who purchased mortgage-backed securities, financial guarantee insurers who backed up the purchase of such securities, and ultimately the mortgage market as a whole and the American homebuyer....
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