Uncreditworthy

Describing a person or company unable to borrow money. An uncreditworthy person or company may have defaulted on a previous loan, overspent in the past and/or may not have sufficient history to establish credit. Individual creditworthiness is measured by the FICO score, while a company's or other organization's creditworthiness usually is measured by its credit rating.

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Hence loans were made to uncreditworthy borrowers, and then packaged up into complex securities.