Hitting the books: Lender BNK grows lending revenues 230% with new loan focus

BNK Banking Corporation is looking to grow its bank subsidiary into one of the nation’s top 10 lenders after a refresh of its lending model saw returns grow 230% in 12 months.

BNK Banking Corporation is looking to grow its bank subsidiary into one of the nation’s top 10 lenders after a refresh of its lending model saw returns grow 230% in 12 months.

BNK Banking Corporation was formed in 2018 through the merger of Western Australian bank Goldfields Money Limited, and mortgage aggregator Finsure – which achieved $2 billion in monthly settlements in December 2020.

The banking arm of the business received $17 million of this milestone settlement figure, placing BNK (the bank) in 22nd place on Finsure’s lender panel (which also includes the likes of Commonwealth Bank, NAB, and Westpac).

Speaking at Reach Markets’ fortnightly ‘Meet The CEO’ session, BNK banking and wholesale CEO Brett Morgan noted this was up from 32nd in September 2020.

But he added the company has set itself the goal of reaching tenth or higher.

The goal comes as BNK’s banking divisions refocus on balance sheet lending

Although the company’s two banking brands – BNK and Better Choice – have lent out and are supporting over $2.4 billion in home loans, only a small portion of this has come from the balance sheet – meaning the majority of their loans generate little returns.

However the past 12 months has seen both brands work to reset that mix, shifting from 18% balance sheet loans in the first half of 2021 to 62% balance sheet loans in January 2021.

This change has driven returns on new lending activities up 230%.

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