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» Nonbanks Continue to Gain Production Share; Biggest Losers Among the Top 30: Fifth Third, Citi
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Nonbanks Continue to Gain Production Share; Biggest Losers Among the Top 30: Fifth Third, Citi
May 1, 2014
John Bancroft
During the first quarter of 2014, nonbank lenders accounted for 37.7 percent of originations, based on a market sample covering over three quarters of fundings during the period.
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