Interesting factoid from the WBC update released this morning. 90+ day delinquencies in the Consumer Finance division fell to 1.55% (slide 7). This compares against 90+ delinquencies in the Zip Money Trust of 1.33% of receivables in the trust as at 30 November. The ZMT holds most but not quite all of the AU/NZ receivables and securitises them into ABS. The Consumer Finance part of WBC is probably closer to the Zipmoney bit than the Zippay bit, but I think it suggests the credit quality of the two entities are similar at this point.
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