2003 | 2002 | 2001 | |
ABS (Public and 144A) | 160,426 | 125,819 | 113,573 |
ABS (Public and 144A excluding CDOs) | 148,585 | 114,296 | 96,730 |
ABS (Public Only) | 134,551 | 103,892 | 84,259 |
ABS (144A Only) | 25,874 | 21,927 | 29,314 |
Non-Agency MBS | 90,198 | 57,106 | 41,631 |
Agency MBS | 167,868 | 163,661 | 74,052 |
CMBS | 19,245 | 13,014 | 15,647 |
Source: Thomson Financial |
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