Paragon Banking Group (PAG) Q1 2025 TU earnings summary
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Q1 2025 TU earnings summary
5 Jun, 2025Executive summary
Trading performance for Q1 FY25 was in line with expectations, with full-year guidance reiterated.
New business flows and net interest margin (NIM) exceeded expectations, supported by digitalisation and efficiency gains.
Strong capital levels position the group to deliver robust shareholder returns and customer support.
Financial highlights
New lending for Q1 FY25 reached £677.4m, up from £610.7m in Q1 FY24.
Buy-to-let lending rose to £423.2m (Q1 FY24: £336.3m); commercial lending was £254.2m (Q1 FY24: £274.4m).
Net loan balances grew 1.0% in the quarter to £15.9bn, up 5.5% year-over-year.
Deposit growth of 0.9% in the quarter supported NIM performance.
Outlook and guidance
FY25 guidance for NIM, new business volumes, operating costs, and ROTE remains unchanged.
Margins currently running ahead of expectations; buy-to-let lending guidance: £1.6–£1.8bn, commercial: £1.2–£1.4bn.
Opex guidance around £185m; underlying ROTE expected in the mid 15–20% range.
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