Federal Reserve Economic Data

Consumer Asset-Backed Securities (Questions 74-77)

74) Over the past three months, how have the terms under which consumer abs (for example, backed by credit card receivables or auto loans) are funded changed?

   

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    Q4 2011    
 
 
    Q1 2025
Number of Respondents
Name Q1 2025 Q4 2024 Q1 2024
  A. Terms for Average Client
  1. Maximum amount of funding
 
Tightened Considerably
0 0 0
 
Tightened Somewhat
1 0 1
 
Remained Basically Unchanged
13 13 12
 
Eased Somewhat
0 1 0
 
Eased Considerably
0 0 0
  2. Maximum maturity
 
Tightened Considerably
0 0 0
 
Tightened Somewhat
1 0 1
 
Remained Basically Unchanged
13 13 12
 
Eased Somewhat
0 1 0
 
Eased Considerably
0 0 0
  3. Haircuts
 
Tightened Considerably
0 0 0
 
Tightened Somewhat
1 0 1
 
Remained Basically Unchanged
11 12 10
 
Eased Somewhat
2 2 2
 
Eased Considerably
0 0 0
  4. Collateral spreads over relevant benchmark (effective financing rates)
 
Tightened Considerably
0 0 0
 
Tightened Somewhat
1 0 1
 
Remained Basically Unchanged
10 12 9
 
Eased Somewhat
3 2 3
 
Eased Considerably
0 0 0
  B. Terms for most favored clients, as a consequence of breadth, duration and/or extent of relationship
  1. Maximum amount of funding
 
Tightened Considerably
0 0 0
 
Tightened Somewhat
0 0 1
 
Remained Basically Unchanged
14 13 12
 
Eased Somewhat
0 1 0
 
Eased Considerably
0 0 0
  2. Maximum maturity
 
Tightened Considerably
0 0 0
 
Tightened Somewhat
0 0 1
 
Remained Basically Unchanged
14 13 12
 
Eased Somewhat
0 1 0
 
Eased Considerably
0 0 0
  3. Haircuts
 
Tightened Considerably
0 0 0
 
Tightened Somewhat
0 0 1
 
Remained Basically Unchanged
12 12 10
 
Eased Somewhat
2 2 2
 
Eased Considerably
0 0 0
  4. Collateral spreads over relevant benchmark (effective financing rates)
 
Tightened Considerably
0 0 0
 
Tightened Somewhat
0 0 1
 
Remained Basically Unchanged
11 12 9
 
Eased Somewhat
3 2 3
 
Eased Considerably
0 0 0
   

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