Mortgage Insurance

Inside Mortgage Finance publishes extensive data on primary mortgage insurance activity including private mortgage insurance volume and market share.

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Inside Mortgage Finance collects data from over 100 lenders, including our own surveys, earnings reports and SEC disclosures, and bank regulatory filings. We also use FHA, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac data that cover several hundred lenders.

Private Mortgage Insurance Earnings

Earnings for private mortgage insurers 2005-2Q11. Earnings are listed by quarter and for the year, and include the two previous years' total earnings and yearly percent change. Total earnings for the mortgage insurance industry are also included.

2Q11 Data

2010 Data

2009 Data

2008 Data

2007 Data

2006 Data

2005 Data

Primary Mortgage Insurance Activity

Chart of primary mortgage insurance activity by year for 1988-2007, 1992-2Q09, and 2002-3Q11. Data for each year include new primary private mortgage insurance (traditional, bulk and total), government-insured lending (FHA and VA), the total primary mortgage insurance dollar value and primary market share (PMI, FHA, and VA). 1988-2007 set includes quarterly data for 2007, 1992-2Q09 for 2003-2Q09, and 2002-2Q11 for 2010-3Q11.

2002-3Q11 Data

1992-2Q09 Data

1988-2007 Data

Private Mortgage Insurance Volume and Market Share

Rankings of both the dollar volume and market share for private mortgage insurers for a given year. Includes total MI written, as well as traditional and bulk MI amounts and primary in force. Data available from 1992-3Q11.

  • 2004, 2005, 2008-3Q11 includes quarterly MI firm volume including traditional, bulk and total primary MI written.
  • 2000 does not include traditional and bulk MI amounts but adds the previous year’s volume and market share and the percent change from the previous year.
  • 1998 and 1999 does not include traditional and bulk MI amounts but provides quarterly breakdowns of MI business and percent change from the previous year.
  • 1995-1997 does not include traditional and bulk MI amounts but adds the previous year’s volume and rank as well as percent change from the previous year.
  • 1994 does not include traditional and bulk MI amounts or primary in force, but adds the previous year’s volume and rank as well as percent change from the previous year.
  • 1992 and 1993 does not include traditional and bulk MI amounts or primary in force, but adds the previous year’s volume as well as percent change from the previous year.

3Q11 Data

2Q11 Data

1Q11 Data

2010 Data

2009 Data

2008 Data

2007 Data

2006 Data

Combined 1992-2005 Data

2005 Data

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1992 Data

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