Q2 2025 Earnings Summary
Metric | YoY Change | Reason |
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Marketplace Revenue Q1 2024 | -42% | The steep decline was driven by a 190% increase in net fair value adjustments and a 26% drop in servicing fees, as lower loan balances serviced for others reduced fee income compared to Q1 2023. |
Interest Income Q1 2024 | +2% | A modest 2% increase was achieved principally due to an 806% surge in interest on securities available for sale and a 155% boost in interest on loans held for sale, which counterbalanced declines in other interest streams. |
Interest Expense Q1 2024 | +52% | Interest expense rose sharply by 52%, mainly due to a 58% hike in deposit funding costs that reflected higher interest rates on deposits compared to the previous year. |
Provision for Credit Losses Q1 2024 | -55% | A 55% reduction in the provision for credit losses indicates improved credit risk metrics or adjustments in loan loss estimations, which positively contributed to net revenue despite declining marketplace income. |
Non-Interest Income Q1 2024 | -42% | The decline in non-interest income, falling by 42%, was largely a consequence of the drop in marketplace revenue components such as origination and servicing fees. |
Net Interest Income Q1 2025 | +22% | In Q1 2025, net interest income surged by 22% due to higher yields and volumes in loans held for sale (up 48%) and securities available for sale (up 59%), reflecting improved asset performance and lower deposit costs compared to Q1 2024. |
Provision for Credit Losses Q1 2025 | +82% | The provision for credit losses increased 82% as the company anticipated higher credit losses amid changing macroeconomic conditions and shifts in borrower credit quality relative to the lower provisions recorded in Q1 2024. |
Loan Originations Q1 2025 | +21% | Total loan originations grew by 21% from $1.65 billion to $1.99 billion, predominantly driven by a 136% increase in originations held for investment, reflecting a rebound from the 28% decline seen in Q1 2024. |
Marketplace Revenue Q1 2025 | +17% | Despite a sequential drop of 9% due to lower servicing fees, marketplace revenue improved by 17% YoY owing to better loan sales pricing, a 12% rise in gain on sales, and a 35% improvement in net fair value adjustments compared to Q1 2024. |
Net Income Q1 2024 | -10% | The 10% decline in net income in Q1 2024 was impacted by reduced marketplace revenue and net interest income, partially offset by lower non-interest expenses and a significant reduction in credit loss provisions. |
Net Income Q1 2025 | -5% YoY | In Q1 2025, net income fell by 5% YoY as the substantial increase in credit loss provisions overshadowed gains in net interest income and marketplace revenue, although a 20% sequential improvement from Q4 2024 signaled some operational recovery. |
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