Resimac Group Limited (ASX:RMC) operates as a leading Australian non-bank lender, originating, servicing and funding prime and non-conforming residential mortgages alongside asset finance products distributed through brokers, wholesale channels and direct-to-consumer brands in Australia and New Zealand. The company provides a broad suite of home loans featuring competitive interest rates, offset accounts, extra repayments and redraw options tailored to clean-credit borrowers with equity, self-employed individuals and those with prior financial setbacks; consumer car loans with fixed rates up to $150,000 for private vehicle purchases; and SME/commercial finance encompassing business auto loans, equipment finance, secured loans and insurance premium funding via accredited brokers. Products are offered under brands including Resimac, Resimac (NZ), Resimac Asset Finance and homeloans.com.au, which delivers no-fee variable rate home loans with online approvals in as little as 20 minutes; the group serves over 55,000 customers, maintains assets under management exceeding $14 billion with home loans at nearly $13 billion and asset finance over $1 billion, and funds operations through warehouse lines and a securitisation program that has issued almost $50 billion since 1987. Founded in 1985 and headquartered in Sydney, New South Wales, Resimac Group employs over 300 staff across Australia, New Zealand and the Philippines. In recent developments, the company completed its acquisition of a $1.5 billion Westpac auto loan portfolio in February 2025, significantly diversifying its asset finance segment, adding over 100,000 customers and enabling new product introductions; it reported 1H25 origination volumes up 5.6% to $2.8 billion and application volumes surging 39% to $5 billion, alongside a 25% rise in active brokers through digital enhancements; total loan settlements grew 14% to $5.8 billion for FY2025 ending June, with asset finance AUM expanding 127% including the Westpac deal; and Pete Lirantzis assumed the CEO role in April 2025, prioritizing mortgage growth, broker experience and automation for FY26.