The Non-Agency Mortgage Security Market

Non-Agency MBS Production by Collateral Type

Charts detailing MBS production in a given year. Include quarterly and total numbers for the given year as well as total numbers by year and market share.

  • 2004-2008 data include MBS production by collateral type, collateral characteristics, issuer type, and credit enhancement.
  • 2003 data include MBS production by collateral type, deal type, issuer type, and credit enhancement
  • 1998-2002 data include MBS production by collateral type, issuer type and credit enhancement and omits previous year data
  • 1987-1997 data presented in 5-year groupings (1987-1991 and 1992-1997) and include MBS production by collateral type, issuer type and credit enhancement, omitting quarterly data

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