Leading Subprime Servicers

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Leading Subprime Servicers

Leading Subprime ServicersIn the first half of 2007. Dollars in millions.
Published October 12, 2007

June 30 Year earlier Change Market share
1 Countrywide Financial Corp. Calabasas, Calif. $125,812 $115,615 8.8% 10.51%
2 Chase Home Finance Woodcliff Lake, N.J. 81,647 78,406 4.1 6.82
3 Option One Mortgage Corp. (E) (1) Irvine, Calif. 68,000 74,060 -8.2 5.68
4 CitiFinancial(E) (2) Baltimore 66,000 62,000 6.5 5.51
5 Residential Capital (GMACResCap) Minneapolis 57,681 74,126 -22.2 4.82
6 Argent/Ameriquest MortgageCorp.(E) (2) Orange, Calif. 57,000 112,000 -49.1 4.76
7 Home Loan Services Inc.(3) Pittsburgh 53,660 43,893 22.3 4.48
8 Ocwen Loan Servicing LLC West Palm Beach 53,122 46,385 14.5 4.44
9 Wells Fargo Home Mortgage SanFrancisco 52,189 47,202 10.6 4.36
10 Homeq Servicing Corp.(4)North Highlands, Calif. 50,188 42,298 18.7 4.19
  Top 10 totals: $665,299 $695,985 -4.4% 50.81%
  Total submitted: $997,754 $987,076 1.1% 73.24%

Notes: Includes subservicing contracts. Results may be incomplete because some subprime servicers would not provide figures. Market share cut based on outstanding subprime loans of $1.2 trillion at June 30, 2007. (1) Option One is slated for sale to Cerberus, a hedge fund that also owns GMAC. (2) Citigroup has agreed to buy Ameriquest’s servicing operation and receivables. (3) Owned by Merrill Lynch. (4) Owned by Barclays. (E) Estimate.
Source: NMN/Mid-year Data Report.

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