Loan-to-Value Ratio of New Car Loans at Auto Finance Companies : 80.02% (As of 2011-01-01) ( Discontinued )
Historical Data
Basic Info
Loan-to-Value Ratio of New Car Loans at Auto Finance Companies was 80.02 as of 2011-01-01, according to The Federal Reserve. Historically, Loan-to-Value Ratio of New Car Loans at Auto Finance Companies reached a record high of 100.4 and a record low of 80.02, the median value is 89. Typical value range is from 87.07 to 95.35. The Year-Over-Year growth is -10.86%. GuruFocus provides the current actual value, an historical data chart and related indicators for Loan-to-Value Ratio of New Car Loans at Auto Finance Companies - last updated on 2011-01-01.
Notes: Caused by the FASB 166/167 accounting rules implementation in 2010, which required the majority of off-book, securitized assets to be reported on-book, the G.20 release will no longer report the levels and flows of on-book loan and lease balances and off-book securitized loan and lease balances separately. The remaining off-book asset balances have since diminished, with most of them becoming and remaining at zero in recent years. Therefore, the data discontinued in 2011.
Monthly, not seasonally adjusted. For further information, please refer to the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System's G.20 release, online at http://www.federalreserve.gov/releases/g20/ .
Category | Production & Business Activity |
Region | USA |
Source | The Federal Reserve |
Stats
Name | Value | ||
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Last Value | 80.02% | ||
Latest Period | 2011-01-01 | ||
Long Term Average | 91.21% | ||
Average Annualized Growth Rate | -0.21% | ||
Value from 1 year ago | % | ||
Change from 1 year ago | % | ||
Frequency | Daily | ||
Unit | % | ||
Download Source | DTCTLVNLNM.txt |