Latest Financial Services Sector News

Australian Bond Exchange Holdings has completed a $982,071 private placement, attracting new international and domestic investors to support its growth strategy.

Kelly Partners Group Holdings has announced an on-market buy-back of up to 300,000 ordinary shares, aiming to optimise capital structure without requiring shareholder approval.

Challenger Limited confirms advanced discussions with Pepper Group to jointly acquire Pepper Money, aiming for strategic access to fixed income assets and accretive earnings.

Bravura Solutions has raised its FY26 revenue and cash EBITDA guidance, reflecting robust project engagement and disciplined cost management. The company also plans increased investment in internal technology.

Credit Corp delivers steady H1 FY26 results with robust US collections and record lending volumes, while pursuing a strategic acquisition to boost its consumer finance footprint.

One Click Group Limited has reported a robust 28% increase in revenue for 2025 alongside a significant expansion in its user base and the rollout of an upgraded cash advance product. The fintech’s strategic focus on growth and innovation sets the stage for a promising 2026.

SIV Capital Limited posted a negative operating cash flow of $115,000 for the December quarter, maintaining a strong cash balance of nearly $8 million despite its securities suspension by ASX.

Turners Automotive Group has issued over 180,000 new shares through its Dividend Reinvestment Plan and option exercises, subtly reshaping its capital structure as FY26 progresses.

Bank of Queensland has appointed Rod Finch as its new CEO, marking a leadership transition aimed at continuing its strategic transformation and operational improvements.

A shareholder dispute over Humm Group's handling of competing acquisition bids has escalated to the Takeovers Panel, spotlighting governance and transparency concerns ahead of a pivotal shareholder meeting.

Euroz Hartleys reports a striking 121% jump in net profit for H1 FY2026, driven by booming equity capital markets activity and rising advisory fees. The company also lifts its interim dividend, signalling confidence amid cyclical market conditions.

Alternative Investment Trust (ASX, AIQ) has announced a special unfranked distribution of 3.559 cents per unit, representing a full return of capital payable in February 2026.