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FEDERAL RESERVE statistical release
July 1985

Finance Companies —

May 1985

G.20(422)
RECEIVABLES OUTSTANDING AT FINANCE COMPANIES 1
Millions of dollars

Type of receivable

Not seasonally
adjusted
May 31,
1985

Seasonally adjusted
increase or decrease (-):
1985
May
April
March

Retail financing of installment sales
Automotive
Passenger cars
1,878
60,772
1,362
1,243
354
Commercial vehicles^
12,214
298
119
Mobile homes^
9,016
-63
13
-19
Other consumer goods^
12,681
224
200
179
84
Equipment
4
20,251
-102
Wholesale financing
Auto
—462
20,846
476
417
Equipment
4,887
105
-213
34
All other
6,705
86
-59
-249
Lease financing
Auto
363
14,592
538
271
Equipment
36,877
-252
628
141
Personal cash loans to individuals
21,661
644
330
314
243
Other short-term business credit^
-44 r
15,719
207 r
Other intermediate-term business credit
264
11,178
224
-118
Loans secured by real estate^
28,059
171
309
324
MEMO: Consumer credit and real estate
loans7
132,189
2,219
2,193
2,697
Business credit**
143,269
1,499 r
1,166 r
692
r—revised.
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. Passenger car fleets and commercial land vehicles for which licenses are required.
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. Loans on commercial accounts receivable and factored commercial accounts receivables.
6. Mainly junior mortgages.
7. Consumer credit includes personal cash loans to individuals and retail financing of passenger
cars, mobile homes, and other consumer goods.
8# Retail financing of equipment, wholesale financing, lease financing, and other short- and
intermediate-term business credit.




CREDIT EXTENDED AND LIQUIDATED AND CHANGE IN EXTENSIONS AND LIQUIDATIONS AT FINANCE COMPANIES 1
Seasonally adjusted, in millions of dollars

March

Extended
1985
April

May

3,876
1,060

4,196
889

4,887
1,135

2,633
762

2,834
770

3,009
781

691
246

2,382
358

175
11

659
75

205

233

216

268

220

235

-17

-32

15

23

1,533
1,427

1,595
1,063

1,649
1,238

1,309
1,343

1,416
1,165

1,449
1,234

54
175

340
-99

33
69

432
116

10,201
540
1,652

9,090
479
1,627

9,493
588
1,569

9,725
435
1,566

8,673
692
1,686

9,955
554
1,818

403
109
-58

1,141
53
138

1,282
-138
132

1,435
-9
223

872
1,222

1,093
1,313

1,034
992

601
1,474

555
685

671
851

-59
-321

106
-136

116
166

318
241

2,776

2,564

2,493

2,132

2,234

2,179

-71

853

-55

692

9,567?

9,448?

9,396

9,360?

9,492?

9,153

-52

306

-339

207

1,047

1,096

1,265

823

1,214

1,001

169

221

-213

204

1,031

1,137

1,062

860

828

738

-75

-62

-90

-175

7,202
7,532
7,610
26,089? 24,932? 26,018

582
612

3,481
2,088

78
1,086

1,631
2,810

Type of receivable

Retail financing of
installment sales
Automotive
Passenger cars
Commercial
vehicles^
Mobile homes3
Other consumer
goods^
Equipment
Wholesale financing
Auto
Equipment
All other
Lease financing
Auto
Equipment
Personal cash loans
to individuals
Other short-term
business credit^
Other Intermediateterm business credit
Loans secured by
real estate?
MEMO: Consumer credit
and real estate
loans?
Business credit**

Change in
Change in
extensions liquidations
from a from a from a from a
month
year
month year
ago
ago
ago
ago

9,421
9,725 10,307
27,588? 26,098? 26,710

Liquidated
1985
March
May
April

See footnotes on page 1.

SELECTED LIABILITIES OF FINANCE COMPANIES 1
Millions of dollars

Type of liability

Bank loans (short- and long-term)
Commercial paper (directly placed
and dealer placed)
See footnotes on page 1.




Not seasonally
adjusted
May 31,
1985

Seasonally adjusted increase
or decrease (-):
1985
March
April
May

18,571

-3

-1,036

-726

83,300

3,076

1,148

1,434