Mortgage Lender Profiles

Everything you always wanted to know about the mortgage business of Wells Fargo and 19 other top lenders—each on a single data-filled page.

You’ll get the following hard-to-find statistics, including:

  • Originations by Product: Conventional, Government, Jumbo, Nonprime, and Other with Market Share and Distribution
  • Originations by Channel: Retail, Wholesale, Broker, Correspondent and Direct
  • Loan Purpose: Purchase Money and Refinance
  • Servicing Volume and Market Share
  • Delinquency Rates
  • Total GSE Sales and Market Share
  • Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac Sales and Market Share
  • GSE Sales by Channel: Retail, Wholesale, Broker and Correspondent
  • Ginnie Mae MBS Issuance and Market Share
  • Ginnie Mae Servicing and Market Share
  • FHA Mortgagee Volume
  • Plus the national ranking of the lender in each of the categories.

    View a Sample Profile Now!

Inside Mortgage Finance Publications' exclusive Mortgage Lender Profiles are updated quarterly. The top 20 lenders for 4Q 2011 are available now.

The Top Lenders for This Period Are: Bank of America, BB&T, Chase Home Finance, Citi, Fifth Third, Flagstar, Franklin American, GMAC/Ally Financial, ING Bank, MetLife Home Loans, PHH Mortgage, PNC Mortgage, PrimeLending, Provident Funding, Quicken Loans, Sovereign Bank, SunTrust Mortgage, USAA Federal Savings Bank, US Bank and Wells Fargo.


Choose from the purchase option that best suits your needs:

  1. Subscribe to Mortgage Lender Profiles—Receive quarterly updates for all of the top 20 lenders as soon as they are available. Your ideal tool for tracking trends over time, ongoing benchmarking and continuous refinement of strategies...$1,499 per year.
  2. Purchase the full set of profiles for the current quarter—Your best resource for a one-time real-time view across the market...$499.
  3. Purchase individual profiles for the current quarter—The cost-effective solution when you are interested only in single-quarter market data for one or two lenders...$150 per profile.
  4. Purchase individual profiles for past quarters...$150 per profile.



The top lenders for the current period are:

  • Bank of America
  • BB&T
  • Chase Home Finance
  • Citi
  • Fifth Third
  • Flagstar
  • Franklin American
  • GMAC/Ally Financial
  • ING Bank
  • MetLife Home Loans
  • PHH Mortgage
  • PNC Mortgage
  • PrimeLending
  • Provident Funding
  • Quicken Loans
  • Sovereign Bank
  • SunTrust Mortgage
  • USAA Federal Savings Bank
  • US Bank
  • Wells Fargo

Webinars

Mortgage Beat

Industry Reports

Data Reports:

Research Reports:

Poll

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.
Yes, and something needs to be done to significantly reduce repurchase or buyback risk so that lenders don’t apply even tougher underwriting overlays.
No, the standards are appropriate given current risks and the major default problems the mortgage market has experienced over the past several years.

vote to see results
Housing Pulse

Most Popular Stories