Research and Markets: 2009 Trendology U.S. Mortgage and Non-Mortgage Loan Brokers report releasedMortgagePress.comindustry, statistics, 2009 Trendology, quantitative data
Research and Markets has announced the addition of the "2009
Trendology: U.S. Mortgage & Non-Mortgage Loan Brokers" report
to their offering.
The 2009 Trendology report on the U.S. Mortgage and Non-Mortgage
Loan Brokers industry characterizes the industry in three
descriptive methods: Qualitative analysis, quantitative data and
lists of major industry players. The written analysis includes
financial issues, technology issues, human resources issues,
supplier issues, consumer issues, government regulations, global
factors, major industry news highlights, major earnings and profit
reports, major mergers and acquisitions, and our exclusive industry
SWOT analysis (industry internal strengths, internal weaknesses,
external opportunities and external threats).
Along with the trend analysis, quantitative data includes
five-year trends (2006-2010) on number of establishments, industry
and number of employees. This data is developed through
Trendology's economic model using regression analysis based on
historical industry trend data. Forecasts are available for 2010.
Quantitative data for current year 2009 is provided for the U.S.,
50 U.S. states, and 900 metro areas. The report also lists up to
ten of the industry's major players, their current sales and stock
symbol (for public companies). Color charts and graphs run
throughout the report to highlight trends and are ready for
presentations and displays. Links to Internet sources in the report
are useful for additional research and data gathering.
Key topics covered include:
• Economic Outlook Scenario Definitions
• Industry Definition and Related Industries
• SWOT Analysis: Internal Industry Strengths
• Written Analysis: Financial/Industry Statistics
• Five-Year Trend: Estimated Number of Establishments
• Major Industry Players
• Definitions and Terms
For more information, visit
www.researchandmarkets.com/research/222f42/2009_trendology_u.
