Chart 2.
The title is "Subprime Lenders' Growing Dependence on Noncore Funding Strains Liquidity." This is a bar and line graph showing the extent to which noncore funding exceeds the level of liquid assets for subprime lenders. Noncore funding has gradually risen, along with residential real estate loans, all other loans, and securities and short-term investments, with slights ups and downs over the years, from about $11 billion in 1989 to more than $50 billion in 2000.