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Mortgage system development in Turkmenistan 191<br />
sion funds and insurance companies. Thus, solved the main problem of<br />
housing finance the problem of long‐term credit.<br />
Implementation extended‐open model is possible for a ramified infrastructure<br />
of the mortgage market. With the specialized agencies of the<br />
government can provide support to banks in matters of refinancing<br />
mortgage transactions, to provide a high ratio mortgage loans, directing<br />
for this purpose as the budget and long‐term investors funds through<br />
issuance of mortgage bonds. Submission of state agencies clear requirements<br />
for banks by purchasing mortgage loans allows to control the<br />
quality of mortgage agreements, and implement uniform standards for<br />
real estate transactions.<br />
In addition, control over the operation of the mortgage market allows<br />
the state to direct the development of mortgage lending in accordance<br />
with state social and economic policy.<br />
Benefits extended‐open model of mortgage lending are: self‐reliance<br />
and self‐financing, stability, because the majority of securities that provide<br />
income credit in the system have previously announced profitability<br />
and maturity, the housing market is the guarantor of stability of national<br />
financial system.<br />
Disadvantages of two‐level model of mortgage lending are: being<br />
open and oriented to obtain credit from a free capital market system of<br />
independent investors, this model undergoes a significant impact on the<br />
financial situation and credit market that brought the world financial and<br />
economic crisis of 2008‐2010 years. Therefore, the widely used two‐level<br />
model should be in countries with a stable economy, the complexity of<br />
the mechanism in terms of economic regulation.<br />
Conclusions<br />
Thus, the mortgage market actively operating in the developed countries<br />
of the world and the stateʹs role in it pretty good. This is due to several<br />
factors. First, the involvement of long‐term funds for housing reduces<br />
the pressure of money supply in the stateʹs economy, which in<br />
turn lowers inflation. Second, using the mechanism mortgage helps solve