According to the March 2017 «Origination Insight Report» from Ellie Mae (a mortgage software company), conventional home loans accounted for 63 % of
total lending volume.
According to Real Capital Analytics, regional and national banks originated 44 % of
the total lending volume year - to - date through October, while international banks and insurers accounted for 10 % and 13 %, respectively.
In 2016, almost half of the company's
total lending volume went to borrowers with credit scores under 620.
In 2016, almost half of the company's
total lending volume went to borrowers with credit scores under 620.
Not exact matches
According to statistics from Harvard Business School, although the
total volume of small - business bank loans decreased by 3.1 percent in 2014, small - business online
lending increased twofold.
The only other property class to experience lower
lending volume for the entire year was the office sector, where
volume was down nearly 6.5 %
total.
Banks increased their
total volume of
lending to apartment properties by 2.55 percent in the first quarter, while life companies increased their
volume of
lending by 1.46 percent, according to CoStar.
Trepp's Fink estimates that U.S. CMBS
lending will
total just $ 50 billion this year, down from $ 97 billion in 2015 and the lowest
volume since 2013.