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Commonwealth Bank of Australia reported an 8% rise in net profit to $10.1 billion for FY25, supported by steady lending growth and a 5% revenue increase. The bank declared a fully franked final dividend of 260 cents per share, underscoring its robust capital position and ongoing technology modernization.

MONEYME has exceeded its FY25 operating cash profit expectations by 20%, driven by robust loan book expansion and improved credit quality, while gearing up for a major credit card launch.

Peppermint Innovation Ltd reported robust growth in registered users, loan approvals, and transaction volumes in its June 2025 quarter, alongside strategic partnerships and key platform upgrades aimed at expanding financial inclusion in the Philippines.

Wisr has reported a robust Q4FY25 with a 154% surge in loan originations and a growing loan book now at $824 million, underpinned by improved credit metrics and strong capitalisation.

Lloyds Banking Group reported a robust first half in 2025, with net income up 6%, strong lending growth, and a 15% increase in its interim dividend. The bank reaffirmed its 2025 guidance and expressed confidence in meeting ambitious 2026 targets.

QuickFee Limited has launched a A$1.5 million capital raising to fund expansion of its loan books in the US and Australia, following a quarter of record revenue and positive earnings before tax. The fintech also completed a major refinancing and revised its earnings guidance due to a credit impairment provision.

Wisr Limited has inked a $267 million loan funding warehouse facility led by Barclays, boosting its capacity to expand personal and secured vehicle loans. This move enhances Wisr’s funding flexibility and cost efficiency as it pursues aggressive growth.

ANZ Group Holdings Limited delivered its strongest half-year revenue and profit to date, buoyed by the full contribution from Suncorp Bank and a robust capital position despite regulatory challenges.

Westpac Banking Corporation reported a modest 1% decline in net profit to AUD 3.317 billion for the six months ended March 2025, maintaining its interim dividend and advancing key digital and sustainability initiatives.

Judo Capital Holdings updates its FY25 outlook, reporting stable margins and operational progress but slowing loan growth due to market uncertainties and higher provisioning.

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.