Those seeking an explanation for the strong performance of the subprime origination market in 2005 probably don’t need to look much further than their local mortgage broker – who, as usual, has provided most of the steam for the subprime origination engines of the industry’s major players. According to a new analysis by Inside B&C Lending, mortgage brokers accounted for 56.2 percent of the estimated $475.06 billion in new subprime loans produced during the…