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FEDERAL RESERVE statistical release

April 1989
Finance Companies - February 1989
G. 20 (422)
RECEIVABLES OUTSTANDING AT FINANCE COMPANIES 1/
Seasonally adjusted, in millions of dollars
Outstanding
February 28,
1989

==Change from January :===
Net
Percent, at an
amount
annual rate

Total finance company receivables outstanding

430,203

3, 814

10. 7

Consumer credit
Retail passenger cars
Mobile homes 2/
Other consumer goods 3/
Personal cash loans to individuals

147,356
98,562
7,063
17,592
24,139

2, 170
1, 672
-78
260
317

17. 9
20. 7
-13. 1
18. 0
16. 0

46,493

1, 028

27. 1

236,354
37,820
28,051
34,298
6,122
9,493
24,975
57,860
17,791
19,945

616
210
227
490
-75
-54
314
584
724
237

3. 1
— 6.6
-9. 6
17. 4
-14. 4
-6. 8
15. 3
-12. 0
50. 9
14. 4

Loans secured by real estate 4/
Business credit
Retail commercial vehicles 5/
Retail equipment
Wholesale automotive
Wholesale equipment
All other wholesale
Automotive leasing
Equipment leasing
Other short-term business credit 6/
Other intermediate-term business credit

1. Includes finance company subsidiaries of bank holding companies but not of
retailers and banks. Includes outstanding balances on securitized auto loans
originated by finance companies. Data are shown before deductions for unearned
income and losses. Components may not add to totals due to rounding.
2. Complete dwelling units built on a chassis and capable of being towed over the
highway by truck but not by car.
3. General merchandise, apparel, furniture, household appliances, recreational
vehicles, motorcycles, auto repair, and home modernization.
4. Mainly junior mortgages on residential properties.
5. Passenger car fleets and commercial land vehicles for which licenses are required.
6. Loans on commercial accounts receivable and factored commercial accounts
receivable.




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RECEIVABLES OUTSTANDING AT FINANCE COMPANIES 1/
Millions of dollars

See footnotes on page 1.




422, 940

396, 857

144, 766
96, 019
7, 045
17, 580

140, 321
97, 536
7, 660
13, 935

147, 356
98, 562
7, 063
17, 592

145, 186
96, 890
7, 141
17, 333

143, 523
96, 368
7, 210
16, 919

142, 948
100, 119
7 /679
13, 945

24, 122

21, 190

24, 139

822

23, 026

21, 205

46, 442

40, 527

46, 493

45, 465

44, 609

40, 572

239, 788

216, 236

236, 354

235, 738

234, 808

213, 337

37, 491
28, 135
36, 620
6, 044
9, 568
25, 307
58, 664

36, 002
27, 057
30, 594
5, 255
8, 397
23, 407
48, 845

37, 820
28, 051
34, 298
6, 122
9, 493
24, 975
57, 860

38, 030
28, 278
33, 808
6, 196
9, 547
24, 660
58, 444

37, 067
27, 919
33, 879
6, 083
9, 278
24, 639
58, 147

36, 318
26, 976
28, 654
5, 323
8, 331
23, 100
48, 175

17, 942

18, 014

17, 791

17, 066

133

17, 862

20, 017

665

19, 945

19, 708

19, 664

18, 598

155

14, 334

13, 203

13, 419

12, 326

135

to
w

426, 389

430, 996

H
CO

Business credit
Retail commercial
vehicles 5/
Retail equipment
Wholesale automotive
Wholesale equipment
All other wholesale
Automotive leasing
Equipment leasing
Other short-term
business credit 6/
Other intermediate-term
business credit
MEMO:
Liability item
Bank loans (shortand long-term)

430, 203

H
00

Loans secured by
real estate 4/

397, 084

Feb.
1988
N.S.A.

1
1 H
1 ft

Consumer credit
Retail passenger cars
Mobile homes 2/
Other consumer goods 3/
Personal cash loans to
individuals

Feb.
1988
S.A.

Jan.
1989
S. A.

CM 1
rH 1

Total finance company
receivables outstanding

Dec.
1988
S.A.

Feb.
1989
S. A.

Feb.
1989
N.S.A.