Guiding Your Next Big Move
Total assets increased 22.0% during the quarter to $8.50 billion at March 31, 2026, from $6.97 billion at Dec. 31, 2025. Meanwhile, loans receivable rose 19.6% to $5.72 billion, and total deposits climbed 22.4% to $7.25 billion, largely reflecting the Olympic acquisition. Excluding acquired balances, deposits decreased by $60.7 million, mainly due to maturing brokered certificates of deposit.
Australia and New Zealand sit firmly inside that pattern. Apolline Greiveldinger (pictured centre), Coface’s economist for Australia and New Zealand,…
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