Top Holdings of Home Equity Loans by Depositories

June 15, 1999, 1:00 a.m. EDT 1 Min Read

+++ Dollars in millions

% Change Rank 12/31/98 from 1997 1 BankAmerica Corp., Charlotte, N.C. $19,014.7 -11.20 2 First Union Corp., Charlotte, N.C. 12,807.5 -6.63 3 Bank One Corp., Chicago 11,795.7 -1.74 4 Wells Fargo & Co., San Francisco 9,611.0 2.61 5 U.S. Bancorp, Minneapolis 6,708.9 21.56 6 Chase Manhattan Corp., New York 5,858.3 4.02 7 National City Corp., Cleveland 5,216.7 18.58 8 KeyCorp, Cleveland 5,003.5 5.07 9 PNC Bank Corp., Pittsburgh 4,372.1 -9.49 10 Fleet Financial Group Inc., Boston 4,025.1 -13.17 11 SunTrust Banks, Inc., Atlanta 3,494.4 9.45 12 Summit Bancorp, Princeton, N.J. 3,418.9 39.89 13 Citigroup Inc., New York 2,643.0 -0.67 14 Washington Mutual, Inc., Seattle 2,557.5 -2.12 15 Mellon Bank Corp., Pittsburgh 2,347.1 8.41 16 BankBoston Corp. 2,198.9 -23.54 17 Huntington Bancshares Inc., Columbus,

Ohio 2,185.6 -0.77 18 Firstar Corp., Milwaukee 2,122.1 19.68 19 BB&T Corp., Winston-Salem, N.C. 1,958.4 13.35 20 Wachovia Corp., Winston-Salem, N.C. 1,906.5 -10.48 21 Royal Bank of Scotland Group, Edinburgh 1,699.7 14.77 22 Allied Irish Banks Ltd., Dublin 1,486.5 0.29 23 Provident Bankshares Corp., Baltimore 1,469.5 31.29 24 Fifth Third Bancorp, Cincinnati 1,387.2 35.78 25 SouthTrust Corp., Birmingham, Ala. 1,363.2 36.11 Source: Sheshunoff Information Services ===

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