by roccman » Sat 13 Sep 2008, 09:49:18
$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('TreebeardsUncle', 'J')P Morgan is not the only strong bank out there.
WFB and Goldman Sachs are still doing well.
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Wells Fargo is next (whatever "next" means...next for a bailout...next for the US Gobbermint "facilitating as sale"...)...with 80 billion in sub prime exposure - most all in cali - i am not clear why anyone would think they are "doing well".
$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('', 'E')xhibit 8: Top 10 Alt-A Lenders, 2006
Rank Company 2006 YTD MarketShare% Total Orig Vol Alt-A Share%
1 IndyMac $49,620 16.5% $64,000 77.5%
2 Countrywide 47,000 15.7% 333,740 14.1%
3
Wells Fargo 30,050 10.0% 310,890 9.7%4 Res Funding Corp 29,730 9.9% 66,100 45.0%
5 WMC Mortgage 19,300 6.4% 24,140 80.0%
6 Washington Mutual 19,050 6.4% 153,630 12.4%
7 GreenPoint 12,310 4.1% 27,120 45.4%
8 Aurora Loan Svcs 11,000 3.7% 25,300 43.5%
9 Homecomings 9,980 3.3% 21,660 46.1%
10 First Magnus 9,900 3.3% 22,030 44.9%
Total Top 10 $237,940 79.3% $1,048,610 22.7%
I note that WFC prudently had the lowest Alt-A as a percentage of its total origination.
Exhibit 14: Top Subprime Lenders, 2006
Rank Lender 2006 Market Share (%)
1
Wells Fargo $ 83,221 13.0%2 HSBC Finance 52,800 8.3%
3 New Century 51,600 8.1%
4 Countrywide Financial 40,596 6.3%
5 CitiMortgage 38,040 5.9%
6 WMC Mortgage 33,157 5.2%
7 Fremont Investment 32,300 5.0%
8 Ameriquest 29,500 4.6%
9 Option One 28,792 4.5%
10 First Franklin 27,666 4.3%
11 Washington Mutual 26,600 4.2%
12 Residential Funding 21,869 3.4%
13 Aegis Mortgage 17,000 2.7%
14 American General 15,070 2.4%
15 Accredited Lenders 15,000 2.3%
Top 15 $ 515,217 80.5%