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Throughout the financial year, Resimac reported a 14 per cent increase in the number of active brokers submitting home loans from FY24.
The value of home loan settlements throughout the year increased from $4.3 billion in FY24 to $4.9 billion in FY25.
In this same period, the value of applications increased from $6.5 billion to $7.6 billion.
Total assets under management (AUM) for the home loan portfolio were up 4 per cent from the preceding 12-month period.
Asset finance also saw strong growth, driven by the acquisition of Westpac’s auto finance and novated leasing portfolio back in February.
This purchase grew Resimac’s auto loan book by $1.5 billion and around 100,000 customers.
Throughout FY25, the number of asset finance account applications was up 17 per cent from FY24. AUM for asset finance is up 27 per cent from the preceding period.
Brokers have remained core to the lender’s proposition as it leverages relationships to drive growth.
Resimac CEO Pete Lirantzis commenced his position on 30 April 2025. Since then, there has been a fresh approach to market positioning.
Going forward, Lirantzis said the FY26 strategy includes “sharpening focus on home loans” through a “back to the core” approach.
He said this will all be achievable through strengthening partnerships with third party.
“For brokers, this means better collaboration, more tailored support, and a renewed commitment to helping them deliver exceptional outcomes for their clients,” Lirantzis said.
[Related: Resimac eyes auto finance expansion following acquisition]
