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Macquaries Loan Book Surges 28 as It Leans Into Thirdparty Channel

Currency Exchange RateExecutive OfficerPolicy1Uncertainty

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Macquarie's strong mortgage growth via third-party brokers boosts its banking division's revenue and market share in Australia. The 30% profit increase reflects higher net interest income and volume. However, cautious outlook suggests potential margin compression if rate cuts or competition intensify. Impact is Australia-specific, affecting Macquarie and competitors like Commonwealth Bank and National Australia Bank.

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  • Macquarie Group's home loan book rose 28% to $181.3 billion for FY ending March 31, 2026.
  • Net profits reached nearly $4.85 billion, a 30% year-over-year increase.
  • Over 95% of new loans originated through brokers.
  • Macquarie holds approximately 7.1% of the Australian mortgage market.
  • The bank remains cautious due to global uncertainty and inflation.

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Macquaries Loan Book Surges 28 as It Leans Into Thirdparty Channel β€” News Analysis