Leading Subprime Servicers by Volume

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Leading Subprime Servicers by Volume

Leading Subprime Servicers by Volume
On December 31, 2006. Dollars in millions
Published May 18, 2007
    Volume   Market
share
    2006 2005 Change
1 Countrywide Financial Corp. Calabasas, Calif. $119,060 $120,587 -1.30% 9.20%
2 Chase Home Finance Woodcliff Lake, N.J. 83,837 67,825 23.6 6.5
3 Option One Mortgage Corp. (1) Irvine, Calif. 69,039 79,169 -12.8 5.4
4 Ameriquest Mortgage Corp. Orange, Calif. 65,000 70,000 -7.1 5
5 CitiFinancial (E) (2) Baltimore 64,250 57,328 12.1 5
6 Ocwen Financial Corp. West Palm Beach, Fla. 52,160 41,989 24.2 4
7 Homecomings Financial Minneapolis 51,735 55,213 -7.9 3.9
8 Wells Fargo Home Mortgage Des Moines 51,321 44,715 14.8 4
9 National City Home Loan (3) Pittsburgh 49,545 37,574 31.9 3.8
10 HSBC Mortgage Services Charlotte 49,465 43,792 13 3.8
  Top 10 Totals $655,412 $618,192 6.00% 45.80%
  Submitted Totals $1,074,668 $1,004,736 7.00% 76.80%

Notes: Includes subservicing contracts. Results may vary because some firms would not disclose subprime receivables. Market share is based on estimated subprime receivables of $1.289 trillion at 12/31/06. (1) Option One is owned by H&R Block and is for sale. (2) Citigroup stopped reporting its subprime servicing last year. This is an estimate. (3) NCHL is owned by Merrill Lynch. (E) Estimate. (BK) Firm has filed for bankruptcy protection.

Source: NMN/Annual Data Report.
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