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Mortgage Lender Companies Data

Banking Companies with Positive Return on Equity, Net Interest Margins, and Dividend Yield across Market Capitalization

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Ticker GICS Sector Close Price (AUD) CMP % Change Market Capitalization (AUD mn) Consensus Mean Target Price (AUD) Mean Consensus Rating Analyst Coverage (Total) Revenue Growth (Last Reported Year) EBIT Margin (Last Reported Year) Return on Equity (Last Reported Year) % Above 52 Weeks Low % Below 52 weeks High Revenue Growth (Previous Year) EBIT Margin (Previous Year) Net Income Margin (Last Reported Year) Net Income Margin (Previous Year) Return on Equity (Previous Year) Dividend Yield (Trailing Twelve Months) Price to Book Value (Next Twelve Months) Price to Book Value (Trailing Twelve Months) Price to Earnings (Next Twelve Months) Price to Earnings (Trailing Twelve Months) Net Interest Margin (Last Reported Year) Net Interest Margin (Previous Year) Efficiency Ratio (Last Reported Year) Efficiency Ratio (Previous Year) Loan Growth (Last Reported Year) Loan Growth (Previous Year) Deposit Growth (Last Reported Year) Deposit Growth (Previous Year) Tier 1 Risk-Adjusted Capital Ratio (Last Reported Year) Tier 1 Risk-Adjusted Capital Ratio (Previous Year) EOP Loans / EOP Deposits (Last Reported Year) EOP Loans / EOP Deposits (Previous Year) Number of Analysts (Strong Buy) Number of Analysts (Buy) Number of Analysts (Hold) Number of Analysts (Sell) Number of Analysts (Strong Sell) Mean EPS Estimate (AUD)^ High EPS Estimate (AUD)^ Low EPS Estimate (AUD)^ Mean Revenue Estimate (AUD mn)^ High Revenue Estimate (AUD mn)^ Low Revenue Estimate (AUD mn)^

Source: Data Powered by Licensed Source, Data as of June 5, 2025. The above companies data is updated on a weekly basis.

Note: 1Y = 1 Year; 3Y = 3 Years; 5Y = 5 Years; ROE refers to return on equity; ROIC refers to return on invested capital; PE refers to price to earnings ratio; TTM refers to Trailing Twelve Months; LFY refers to last fiscal year; EPS refers to Basic Earnings per Share; P/E refers to Price to Earnings Ratio; SMA refers to simple moving average; CMP refers to Current Market Price; WACC refers to Weighted Average Cost of Capital; LTM refers to Last Twelve Months; D/E refers Debt to Equity Ratio; Current Asset metrics for 'Banks' refer to end of period (EOP) loans divided by end of period (EOP) deposits; NA refers to data not available

^Broker estimates for upcoming fiscal year

Source: Data Powered by Licensed Source, Data as of June 5, 2025. *The above performance data is based on average price change for selected stocks listed on NASDAQ, as per the screening criterias defined for Mortgage Lender Companies Data. The performance data is updated on a weekly basis.

Banking Companies with Positive Return on Equity, Net Interest Margins, and Dividend Yield across Market Capitalization

 

Mortgage Lender Companies Data Parameters
Key Metrics Description
Market Capitalization Objective is to identify companies with high liquidity in small-cap, mid-cap, and large-cap space
EBIT Margin A high EBIT (earnings before interest and taxes) margin helps the financial institution's financials by indicating that it has efficient cost management and pricing strategies, leading to increased profitability and potentially higher returns for investors
Net Income Margin A high net income indicates that the financial institution has generated significant profits after deducting all expenses and taxes, which can strengthen its financial position, attract investors, and support future growth and expansion
Return on Equity A high return on equity (ROE) indicates that the financial institution is generating strong returns on the investments made by its shareholders, which can be an attractive metric for investors and can help a company access capital to fund its operations and growth initiatives
Net Interest Margin A high net interest margin (NIM) indicates that a financial institution is earning more interest income on its assets (such as loans and investments) than it is paying out on its liabilities (such as deposits and borrowings)