Full text of G.20 Finance Companies : September 1994
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GOw* FEDERAL RESERVE statistical release For immediate release September 1994 G. 20 FINANCE COMPANIES July 1994 RECEIVABLES OUTSTANDING AT FINANCE COMPANIES 1 Millions of dollars except as noted Type of receivable July Amount Total Consumer Real estate2 Business 563,576 165,047 72,121 326.408 Total Consumer Motor vehicles Other consumer3 Securitized motor vehicles 4 Securitized other consumer 4 Real Estate2 Business Motor vehicles Retail5 Wholesale6 Leasing Equipment Retail Wholesale 6 Leasing Other business7 Securitized business assets 4 Retail Wholesale Leasing 561,676 164,071 58,191 64,649 31,848 9,383 72,059 325,546 99,860 21,090 26,068 52,702 153,755 36,277 8,885 108,594 52,398 19,533 2,480 11,632 5,421 Change from previous month Annual rate (percent) Amount Seasonally adjusted -8.3 -3,911 -16.2 -2,265 19.5 1.155 -10.2 -2,801 Not seasonally adjusted -6,122 -2.195 1,259 -1,414% -857 -1,183 1,583 -5,510 -1,852 503 -5,016 2,662 -1.424 240 444 -2,108 -311 -1,923 -139 -1,401 -383 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 sum to totals because of rounding. 2. Includes all loans secured by liens on any type of real estate, for example, first and junior mortgages and home equity loans. 3. Includes personal cash loans, mobile home loans, and loans to purchase other types of consumer goods such as appliances, apparel, general merchandise, recreation vehicles, and so forth. 4. Outstanding balances of pools upon which securities have been issued; these balances are no longer carried on the balance sheets of the loan originator. 5. Passenger car fleets and commercial land vehicles for which licenses are required. 6. Credit arising from transactions between manufacturers and dealers, that is, floor plan financing. 7. Includes loans on commercial accounts receivable, factored commercial accounts, and receivable dealer capital; small loans used primarily for business or farm purposes; and wholesale and lease paper for mobile homes, campers, and travel trailers. 8. The decline in other consumer receivables owed to a reclassification. This one-time adjustment resulted in a break in the series of about $2 billion between June and July. RECEIVABLES OUTSTANDING AT FINANCE COMPANIES Millions of dollars 1994 1993 July Type of receivable Aug. Sept Oct. Nov. Feb. Jan. Dec. Mar. Apr. May June July Seasonally adjusted 527,299 Real estate 2 529,955 532,135 534,245 537,947 541,123 544,335 554,342 557,121 564,902 567,488 563,576 155,380 156,810 158,540 159,865 162,057 161,846 161,446 163,493 163,763 165,126 167,313 165,047 67,706 Consumer 526,324 154,909 Total 67,212 67,180 67,939 68,532 68,731 68,966 69,438 69,669 69,815 71,402 70,966 72,121 310,312 313,451 321,180 323,543 328,374 329,209 326,408 304,684 Business 303,732 305,964 305,655 305,848 307,159 Not seasonally adjusted 525,529 Total 528,373 533,115 536,919 542,700 541,316 542,894 553,810 558,208 562,600 567,798 561,676 162,140 161,367 163,484 164,257 163,873 166,267 164,071 56,509 56,963 57,797 59,458 56,614 56,932 58,191 64,161 66,064 64,649* 32,623 32,705 31,848 154,081 Motor vehicles Other consumer 157,046 159,028 160,159 55,247 55,057 54,324 55,337 55,274 56,616 57,588 58,278 59,463 62,189 61,427 61,132 62,264 63,387 30,879 33,519 34,163 36,636 35,764 36,024 34,190 33,451 33,173 31,328 10,126 9,810 10,238 9,790 9,595 10,141 10,013 9,821 10,250 10,084 10,475 10,566 9,383 69,446 69,005 70,114 70,920 70,475 72,059 312,081 321,321 323,837 327,807 331,056 325,546 99,311 101,711 99,860 56,259 3 Securitized motor vehicles 155,193 163,629 56,817 Consumer 4 Securitized other cons. 4 Real estate 523,801 67,649 Business 67,565 67,212 68,425 68,718 68,577 69,385 303,799 2 301,043 304,116 305,662 308,042 310,495 309,791 87,745 84,920 86,019 86,129 88,510 90,172 88,377 90,668 95,719 97,727 Retail5 17,561 17,264 18,365 16,599 16,723 16,024 16,965 17,514 19,162 19,632 19,790 20,587 21,090 Wholesale 6 27,442 25,136 25,458 27,144 29,260 31,067 27,975 29,435 31,070 31,059 31,019 31,084 26,068 Leasing 42,743 42,520 42,196 42,386 42,526 43,081 43,437 43,720 45,487 47,036 48,501 50,040 52,702 146,408 146,404 147,905 148,357 146,703 148,858 147,915 147,425 149,721 151,150 154,568 155,179 153,755 35,429 36,037 36,277 Motor vehicles Equipment 33,209 Wholesale 6 Leasing 33,676 33,789 33,357 32,360 33,266 33,109 33,033 33,861 8,224 8,059 8,113 8,091 7,802 8,007 7,996 7,972 8,281 8,295 8,403 8,441 8,885 104,975 Retail 34,602 104,669 106,004 106,909 106,541 107,585 106,810 106,420 107,579 108,253 110,736 110,701 108,594 53,352 51,818 52,709 52,398 53,243 53,536 53,861 53,969 53,886 51,054 50,821 51,489 53,596 16,403 16,183 16,330 17,207 18,944 20,411 22,679 22,499 22,285 21,607 22,111 21,456 19,533 Retail 1,960 1,906 1,847 2,362 2,615 2,483 2,343 2,245 2,119 2,058 2,406 2,619 2,480 Wholesale 8,418 8,425 8,622 8,875 9,493 9,727 12,437 13,084 13,090 13,098 13,348 13,033 11,632 Leasing 6,025 5,852 5,861 5,970 6,836 8,201 7,899 7,170 7,076 6,451 6,357 5,804 5,421 Other business 7 Securitized business assets4 8. The decline in other consumer receivables owed to a reclassification. This one-time adjustment resulted in a break in the series of about $2 billion between June and July.
