Sentences with phrase «seeing loan volume»

Lenders are seeing loan volume drop drastically, and they are looking to the purchase market to help make up the shortfall.

Prime mortgage loan volume for whites fell to $ 876 billion in 2009 from $ 1.2 trillion in 2004, while Asians saw loan volume decline to $ 90.6 billion in 2009 from $ 121 billion in 2004.

For example, ReadyCap Commercial, which specializes in small balance lending, funded about $ 125 million in 2013, but saw its loan volume grow to over $ 600 million during 2014.

Not exact matches

«We are beginning to see some deterioration in the credit quality of oil and gas loans to borrowers that used high volumes of debt to finance their growth over the past several years,» Grant Wilson, director of commercial credit for the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, a banking regulator, told Bloomberg in an interview.

«We are beginning to see some deterioration in the credit quality of oil and gas loans to borrowers that used high volumes of debt to finance their growth over the past several years,» Grant Wilson, director of commercial credit for the OCC, said in an interview.

No major changes in bank lending volume were reported, though six districts reported «slight to moderate growth,» three saw no change and one — New York — saw a «moderate decline in loan volume.»

A number of companies that are serving the non-QM market have seen record loan volume.

The mechanisms of this international capitalist recession, the latest of which, to date, some would like to see as the first crisis of world capitalism, are well known: contraction in production and trade; deflationary trends; massive growth in the volume of loans accumulated by international banks on countries or on the major industrial and banking groups, loans which become transformed into irrecoverable debts; brutal capital withdrawals from countries by the major financial operators, which live from the revenue from parasitical investments in bonds, shares and other derivatives.

The Loan Syndications & Trading Association (LSTA) saw bank loan trading volumes increase 21.5 % in 2014, to a record $ 628 billion, from the previous year (ExhibitLoan Syndications & Trading Association (LSTA) saw bank loan trading volumes increase 21.5 % in 2014, to a record $ 628 billion, from the previous year (Exhibitloan trading volumes increase 21.5 % in 2014, to a record $ 628 billion, from the previous year (Exhibit 1).

30 - Year Mortgage Refinancing - We have seen loan application volumes surge once again as 30 - year mortgage refinance rates are so low that people can't resist getting in line for a lower interest rate.

Like other lenders, CMBS lenders are seeing an uptick in loan volumes — an increase of 16 percent from mid-2011 to mid-2012, according to the Mortgage Bankers Association.

Among investor types, for the full year 2012 versus 2011, commercial bank portfolios saw an increase in loan originations of 51 percent, loans for conduits for CMBS saw an increase in loan volume of 45 percent, originations for GSEs increased 43 percent and loans for life insurance companies were unchanged.

It remains to be seen, however, how much a potential hike in interest rates later this year may affect the steady progress in loan originations and therefore transaction volume in the commercial real estate sector.

But so far in 2017, CMBS issuers have had perfect conditions for lending, including tighter spreads than those seen in 2016, low interest rates, yield - hungry investors, an absence of volatility, and an ample volume of loans in need of refinancing.

All government loan programs, with the exception of the much smaller U.S. Department of Agriculture program, have seen volumes rise significantly in recent years because of low interest rates and an improving economy.

We've seen a real decline in the overall level of delinquencies in terms of the volume of the loans that are considered delinquent in the market.

«We continue to see very little to no secondary market activity,» he says, meaning smaller lenders that can't afford to hold jumbos in their portfolios remain financially unable to make the loans, at least in significant volume.

Conduit perspective While first - quarter CMBS volume looked good, «what you saw at the beginning of 1999 is all carryover from real estate loans originated in 1998 and not securitized until 1999,» says Jeffrey Lenobel, a chairman of the Real Estate Group at the New York law firm of Schulte Roth & Zabel LLP.

The third quarter saw a 116 percent year - over-year increase in the dollar volume of loans for hotel properties, a 97 percent increase for health care properties, a 20 percent increase for industrial properties, a 15 percent increase for multifamily properties, an 8 percent increase in office property loans, and an 8 percent decrease in retail property loans.