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A twist on the Arm

US banks have been reaping rewards from option adjustable-rate mortgages over the past two years. But with the US housing market slowing sharply, some analysts believe default rates in these products are set to rise. By Jayne Jung

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With US housing prices on a seemingly unstoppable upward trajectory for the best part of a decade, it has been increasingly difficult for first-time buyers to get on to the property ladder. Many have turned to a growing range of exotic mortgages, offering low teaser rates and a low minimum payment for an initial period - effectively enabling homebuyers to borrow more.

However, 17 consecutive

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