Full text of G.20 Finance Companies : April 1992
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FEDERAL RESERVE statistical release •.ffwTStV? April 1992 Finance Companies - February 1992 G.20 (422) RECEIVABLES OUTSTANDING AT FINANCE COMPANIES 1/ Seasonally adjusted, in millions of dollars Outstanding February 29, 1992 Total finance company receivables outstanding 528,735 980 2.2 Consumer credit 160,849 167 1.2 67,449 24,297 5,207 26,502 29,371 751 -743 14 -369 725 13.5 -35.6 3.3 -16.5 30.4 8,022 -212 -30.9 59,724 -444 -8.8 308,162 1,257 4.9 Retail Commercial vehicles 6/ Equipment Pools of securitized assets 2/ 31,886 34,433 878 122 591 -1 4.6 21.0 -1.4 Wholesale Automotive Equipment Other Pools of securitized assets 2/ 32,877 9,302 8,271 4,690 1, 089 28 199 29 41.1 3.6 29.6 7.5 Leasing Automotive Equipment Pools of securitized assets 2/ 43,009 88,958 1,753 -1,268 109 -84 -34.4 1.5 -54.9 Other short-term 7/ Other intermediate-term 24,575 27,531 -25 469 20.8 Retail passenger cars Pools of securitized auto assets 2/ Mobile homes 3/ Other consumer goods 4/ Personal cash loans to individuals Pools of all other securitized consumer assets (incl. mobile homes) 2/ Loans secured by real estate 5/ Business credit # ===Change from January: ===== Net Percent, at an amount annual rate — 1.2 1. Includes finance company subsidiaries of bank holding companies but not of retailers and banks. Data are shown before deductions for unearned income and losses. Components may not add to totals due to rounding. 2. Outstanding balances of pools upon which securities have been issued; these balances are no longer carried on the balance sheets of the loan originator. Data on pools of securitized assets are not seasonally adjusted. 3. Complete dwelling units built on a chassis and capable of being towed over the highway by truck but not by car. 4. General merchandise, apparel, furniture, household appliances, recreational vehicles, motorcycles, auto repair, and home modernization. 5. Mainly junior mortgages on residential properties. 6. Passenger car fleets and commercial land vehicles for which licenses are required. 7. Loans on commercial accounts receivable and factored commercial accounts receivable. RECEIVABLES OUTSTANDING AT FINANCE COMPANIES 1/ Millions of dollars Feb 1992 N.S.A. Feb 1991 N.S.A. Feb 1992 S. A. Jan 1992 S.A. Dec 1991 S.A. Feb 1991 S.A. Total finance company receivables outstanding 529,091 514,761 528,735 527, 755 528,613 514,576 Consumer credit 159,595 161,290 160,849 160,683 160,351 162,718 Retail passenger cars 65,412 Pools of securitized auto assets 2/ 24,297 Mobile homes 3/ 5,504 Other consumer goods 4/ 26,733 Personal cash loans to individuals 29,627 Pools of all other securitized consumer assets (incl. mobile homes) 2/ 8,022 70,287 67,449 66, 698 66,629 72,491 22,268 5,330 28,078 24,297 5,207 26,502 25, 040 5, 193 26, 871 23,306 5,711 28,037 22,268 5,055 27,833 29,324 29,371 28, 646 28,863 29,068 6,003 8,022 8, 234 7,805 6,003 59,503 57,402 59,724 60, 168 58,553 57,575 309,993 296,069 308,162 306,905 309,709 294,284 Retail Commercial vehicles 6/ Equipment Pools of securitized assets 2/ 31,452 34,770 37,049 32,363 31,886 34,433 31, 764 33, 841 33,204 35,404 37,548 32,058 878 879 878 879 819 879 Wholesale Automotive Equipment Other Pools of securitized assets 2/ 33,114 9,552 8,314 31,906 11,363 9,201 32,877 9,302 8,271 31, 788 9, 274 8, 072 32,487 9,790 8,459 31,428 11,108 9,142 4,690 3,353 4, 690 4, 661 4,905 3,353 Leasing Automotive Equipment Pools of securitized assets 2/ 43,856 90,132 39,626 80,064 43,009 88,958 44, 277 88, 849 44,445 87,821 38,922 79,052 1,753 1,810 1,753 1, 837 1,820 1,810 Other short-term 7/ Other intermediate-term 24,017 27,465 21,594 26,861 24,575 27,531 24, 600 27, 062 23,859 26,697 22,084 26,899 23,087 18,765 22,936 22, 649 24,075 18,631 Loans secured by real estate 5/ Business credit MEMO: Liability item Bank loans (shortand long-term) See footnotes on page 1.