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MONEYME has secured an exclusive partnership with Luxury Escapes to issue a co-branded credit card in Australia, aiming to blend travel rewards with digital-first credit services.

MONEYME has locked in a $300 million credit card warehouse financing facility with improved pricing, setting the stage for its new credit card product launch in 2026.

Comms Group has secured a new $10.7 million refinancing package with improved terms, including additional funding capacity for acquisitions and equipment finance. This move aims to enhance financial flexibility and support future growth initiatives.

Commonwealth Bank of Australia reported a 2% increase in cash NPAT to approximately $2.6 billion for 1Q26, supported by lending and deposit growth despite margin pressures and rising expenses.

Change Financial Limited reported a record Q1 FY26 revenue of US$4.6 million, driven by strong growth in its Payments as a Service platform and new license sales, alongside positive operating cash flow and expanding global partnerships.

Credit Corp Group Limited reported strong earnings growth in 2025, driven by its diversified financial services portfolio and strategic expansion into the UK market, alongside significant advances in AI technology.

MONEYME reported a robust start to FY26 with a 26% increase in its loan book and improved credit metrics, driven by strong originations and strategic product expansions.

Nationwide Building Society has confirmed it has largely complied with its post-offer intentions following its acquisition of Virgin Money UK PLC, with a previously disclosed exception.

Boom Logistics has confirmed the resignation of former CEO Ben Pieyre following investigations into his unauthorised use of company funds, with losses estimated under $1 million and ongoing inquiries underway.

Virgin Australia has reported a robust FY25 performance, surpassing IPO forecasts with strong earnings growth and operational improvements. The airline reaffirms its positive outlook for FY26, underpinned by fleet expansion and ongoing transformation benefits.

MoneyMe Limited reported a robust FY25 with a $1.6 billion loan book, 28% growth from FY24, and a $24 million operating cash profit, signaling a strong turnaround. The fintech lender also improved credit quality and expanded funding capacity, setting the stage for future growth.

MONEYME Limited reported a robust FY25 with a 28% increase in its loan book to $1.6 billion and a positive operating cash profit of $24 million, underpinned by improved credit quality and strategic funding initiatives.