Based on the excerpt you provided, Finance of America Companies Inc. reported:
- Net income from continuing operations: $80 million for the quarter (or $3.16 per share on a basic‑earnings‑per‑share basis).
- Adjusted net income: $14 million (or $0.55 per share on an adjusted‑earnings‑per‑share basis).
The release, however, does not include any specific figures for:
- Total revenue (or revenue by segment) for the quarter, nor
- Loan‑origination volumes (e.g., the dollar amount of new home‑equity loans originated, the number of loans, or the average loan size).
Because those details are absent from the provided text, we cannot identify which revenue streams or origination volumes directly drove the reported $80 million net income. To answer the question precisely, you would need the complete earnings release (or a more detailed earnings supplement) that breaks out:
- Revenue – typically separated into “Home Equity Loan Origination,” “Servicing Income,” “Interest Income,” and any other operating segments.
- Loan‑Origination Metrics – such as total loan‑originated balance for the quarter, number of loans closed, and average loan size.
If you have access to the full press release, the company’s Form 10‑Q filing, or an investor‑presentation accompanying the earnings announcement, those documents will contain the revenue and loan‑origination numbers you’re looking for. Without that additional information, the specific drivers of the $80 million net income cannot be identified from the excerpt alone.