Top Mortgage Originators

Top Retail and Wholesale Producers

Ranking of both the top Retail and Wholesale Producers for a given year. Includes dollar volume and market share for each ranked lender as well as their total originations and the percentage of those originations that is retail and wholesale. Data available from 1993-2011.

  • 2011: the top 25 producers in each category, includes quarterly volumes, omitting total originations.
  • 2010: the top 25 producers in each category, includes quarterly volumes, omitting total originations.
  • 2009: the top 20 producers in each category, includes quarterly volumes, omitting total originations.
  • 2008: the top 20 producers in each category, includes quarterly volumes, omitting total originations and percentages for retail and wholesale.
  • 2004-2007: the top 20 producers in each category.
  • 1993-2003: the top 15 retail and wholesale producers.

1993-1997 data do not include the market share for each ranked lender.

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Are current mortgage underwriting standards too tough?

Yes, they don’t reflect current market conditions and need to be adjusted to allow borrowers with below 700 FICO scores and smaller downpayments to qualify for mortgages.
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No, the standards are appropriate given current risks and the major default problems the mortgage market has experienced over the past several years.

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