The subprime market ended September well ahead of last year’s production pace, a new Inside B&C Lending ranking of the top lenders reveals. Overall, lenders generated an estimated $115 billion in new subprime paper during the first nine months of this year. That performance left the market 11.3 percent ahead of the $102 billion in new loans generated during the same period last year. It also left it within striking distance of 1999’s $160 billion