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» Bank of America Suffers 45 Percent Decline in Originations, But HELOC Volume Rises
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Bank of America Suffers 45 Percent Decline in Originations, But HELOC Volume Rises
January 15, 2014
Paul Muolo
According to the banks fourth quarter earnings statement, 68 percent of its originations were refis the mirror image of Wells Fargo, which had 68 percent of its production in purchase-money loans.
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