(dollars in millions)Published October 23, 2000

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(dollars in millions)Published October 23, 2000
(dollars in millions)
Published October 23, 2000

Rank
Organization Name
Location
2000
1999
% Change
Market Share

Market Share% pt. +/-

1 Chase Manhattan Mortgage Edison, NJ $33,959 $56,271 -40% 7.06% -0.98%
2 Wells Fargo Home Mortgage (1) Des Moines, IA $29,471 $50,330 -41% 6.13% -1.06%
3 Bank of America Mortgage Charlotte, NC $27,760 $41,019 -32% 5.77% -0.09%
4 Countrywide Home Loans, Inc. (2) Calabasas, CA $26,990 $46,625 -42% 5.61% -1.05%
5 Washington Mutual (3) Seattle, WA $20,836 $21,206 -2% 4.33% +1.30%
6 ABN AMRO Mortgage Troy, MI $10,350 $16,356 -37% 2.15% -0.18%
7 Cendant Mortgage Mt. Laurel, NJ $9,763 $14,595 -33% 2.03% -0.06%
8 National City Mortgage Miamisburg, OH $9,472 $9,422 1% 1.97% +0.62%
9 CitiMortgage, Inc. (4) St. Louis, MO $9,437 $9,828 -4% 1.96% +0.56%
10 Golden West Financial Corp./World Oakland, CA $9,275 $4,783 94% 1.93% +1.25%

Notes: Market share based on estimated first-half originations of $481 billion.
Source: NMN/Quarterly Data Report. Questions? Email: paul.muolo@tfn.com
Some firms may be omitted from this list because they would not disclose their loan volumes. (E) Loan volume is an estimate based on previously released production volumes. (BC) Firm is primarily engaged in subprime residential lending. (1) Wells Fargo recently purchased Crossland Mortgage, parts of G.E. Capital Mortgage, and other mortgage-related assets. These acquisitions happened after the close of the second quarter and are not reflected in these numbers. (2) Countrywide Home Loans is considering takeover offers but may stay independent. (3) Washington Mutual has agreed to buy Bank United, Houston, and PNC Mortgage. Both these deals were struck after the close of the second quarter and are not reflected in these numbers. (4) CitiMortgage's parent is in the process of buying Associates First Capital, a large subprime lender/servicer. (5) PNC Mortgage is in the process of being sold to WaMu. (6) Equicredit is owned by Bank of America. (7) First Union Mortgage sold most of its servicing assets to WaMu but is still originating loans. (8) CitiFinancial is the subprime arm of Citigroup. Its numbers are not reflected in the volumes of CitiMortgage of St. Louis. (9) G.E. Capital Mortgage is in the process of being sold to WaMu.(10) First Franklin, a subprime firm, is owned by National City. The two report separately.(11) Long Beach is owned by WaMu. They report separately. (12)Bank United is being bought by WaMu.
Source:National Mortgage News/ Quarterly Data Report
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