General Assessment

    Variable(2015)
    Data
    Main constraints in the development of the housing finance sector  
    New developments that will have a major impact on the sector 
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    Notes: Insurance companies with mortgage lending arms "borrow" from their parent company, i.e. they use their own funds.
    Notes: Insurance companies with mortgage lending arms "borrow" from their parent company, i.e. they use their own funds.
    Notes: Insurance companies with mortgage lending arms "borrow" from their parent company, i.e. they use their own funds.
    Notes: Insurance companies with mortgage lending arms "borrow" from their parent company, i.e. they use their own funds.
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    Notes: Requires that borrowers have mortgage indemnity insurance.
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    Notes: The Bahamas Mortgage Corporation is a vehicle for the Ministry of Housing, which is funded through the government (taxes, bond offerings, etc.).
    Notes: The Bahamas Mortgage Corporation is a vehicle for the Ministry of Housing, which is funded through the government (taxes, bond offerings, etc.).
    Notes: The Bahamas Mortgage Corporation is a vehicle for the Ministry of Housing, which is funded through the government (taxes, bond offerings, etc.).
    Notes: The Bahamas Mortgage Corporation is a vehicle for the Ministry of Housing, which is funded through the government (taxes, bond offerings, etc.).