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Over the past 12 months, LFS has underperformed S&P/ASX 300, delivering a return of -18% compared to S&P/ASX 300's +2% growth.
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Latitude Group Holdings Ltd
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Latitude Group Holdings is an Australian consumer finance company. It lends money to households through personal loans and credit cards, and it helps shoppers finance purchases through retail and point-of-sale credit programs offered with partner merchants. Its core job is to sit between lenders, retailers, and consumers and make everyday borrowing easier to access. The company makes money mainly from interest on loans and from fees tied to its credit products and merchant financing arrangements. Customers are everyday consumers, while its business partners include retailers and other merchants that offer Latitude-branded finance at checkout. That gives Latitude a mix of direct consumer lending and embedded finance distribution through retail channels. What makes the business model distinctive is that Latitude is not a bank with a full branch network. It focuses on unsecured consumer credit and retail finance rather than deposits or business lending, so it depends on managing credit risk carefully and funding its loan book efficiently. In the value chain, it acts as the lender and credit specialist that enables purchases and borrowing at the point of sale.
