Latest Credit Quality News

MONEYME’s loan book surged to $1.5 billion in 3Q25, driven by a 65% jump in originations and steady revenue, underpinned by improved credit quality and innovative AI deployment.

Wisr has upgraded its FY25 loan origination growth guidance to over 90%, driven by a 115% surge in Q3FY25 loan originations and improved credit quality metrics. The fintech lender’s disciplined growth and technology investments position it well for scaling in a shifting personal and vehicle lending market.

Wisr Limited reported a robust Q3FY25 with loan originations surging 115% year-on-year and a second consecutive quarter of loan book growth, prompting an upgrade to its FY25 loan origination guidance.

Harmoney Corp upgrades its FY25 cash NPAT guidance to $5.5 million, driven by strong loan book growth and improved margins, while announcing a strategic 5% on-market share buy-back.

Harmoney has raised its FY25 cash NPAT guidance to $5.5 million and announced an on-market share buy-back, setting the stage for accelerated loan book growth and improved returns in FY26.

Beforepay Group Limited has reported its strongest Q3 FY25 performance yet, with net profit before tax tripling year-on-year and advances growing 16%. The fintech’s strategic expansion of Carrington Labs and funding optimisations signal robust momentum ahead.

National Australia Bank’s first quarter update reveals a modest 2% dip in cash earnings despite a 3% revenue increase, as credit impairment charges and expenses rise. The bank’s refreshed strategy and strong capital position set the stage for cautious optimism.

hummgroup reports a remarkable 119% surge in half-year cash profit, driven by strong asset growth and operational efficiencies, while preparing to launch a new hybrid loan product in Australia.

Humm Group Limited has reported a remarkable 119% increase in cash profit after tax for the half-year ended December 31, 2024, alongside improved capital efficiency and reduced operating expenses. The company declared a fully franked interim dividend, underscoring its strengthened financial position.

Resimac Group reports a 12% decline in normalised net profit after tax for 1H25, driven by increased provisioning in its asset finance portfolio, while operating profit rises 20%. The lender signals challenges ahead but remains confident in its core business momentum.

Heartland Group Holdings reports a sharp rise in impairment expenses to $49.6 million for its New Zealand banking arm, driven by worsening economic conditions. Despite this, the bank remains well capitalised and expects to maintain dividend payments.

Judo Bank reported a robust first half of FY25, delivering a 33% increase in underlying profit before tax driven by strong lending growth and improved margins. The bank is advancing its regional expansion with plans for 10 new locations and 20 additional bankers in FY25.