Revenue and profitability
- Total revenue: $1.5 billion for QQ1 2025, up 10% YoY; GAAP revenue of $188 million is the reported line item in the income statement, while total revenue reflects the combined interest income and other revenue components (interest income about $1.3 billion; other revenue $191 million). YoY revenue growth is supported by receivables expansion and yield improvements.
- Interest income: $1.3 billion, up 11% YoY, driven by receivables growth and higher yields.
- Gross profit: -$30 million with gross margin of approximately -0.16; reflects securitization and product mix dynamics and is consistent with OneMain’s securitization-driven revenue framework rather than a conventional manufacturing LB&A model.
- Operating income: $592 million (EBITDA: $592 million; EBITDARatio: 3.15%).
- Net income and EPS: Net income of $213 million; diluted EPS $1.78 ($1.79 basic), up ~38% YoY; weighted-average shares ~119.3 million.
- Cash flow: Net cash provided by operating activities $665 million; free cash flow $665 million; cash at end of period $1.363 billion; cash and cash equivalents + short-term investments total $2.297 billion.
- Recurring profitability metrics: net income margin 1.13% and EBITDA margin ~3.15%; ROE (ratio provided) ~6.49%.
Balance sheet and liquidity
- Managed receivables: $24.6 billion, up 12% YoY.
- Liquidity and funding: cash and short-term investments $2.297 billion; secured bank lines $7.5 billion; unsecured funding and ABS programs; total funding in QQ1 2025: $1.5 billion raised (ABS and unsecured debt) to diversify funding and enhance liquidity.
- Leverage and capital structure: net leverage 5.5x, modestly improved vs prior quarter; long-term debt $21.494 billion; total assets $26.029 billion; stockholders’ equity $3.280 billion; debt-to-capitalization around 0.868; payout ratio 59.2%; dividend yield around 2.16%.
Credit and portfolio quality
- 30+ delinquency (as of March 31, excluding Foresight): 5.08%, down 49 bps YoY; 30–89 day delinquency 2.63%, down 9 bps YoY.
- Net charge-offs: C&I (credit cards) 8.2% of average net receivables; down 49 bps YoY; Consumer loan net charge-offs 7.8%, down 75 bps YoY.
- Recoveries: $88 million in recoveries for the quarter (1.5% of receivables); includes approximately $12 million of bulk sales of charged-off loans.
- Loan loss reserves: $2.7 billion; reserve coverage essentially flat QoQ; overlay remains conservative with a macroeconomic overlay and the credit card segment contributing about 30 bps to the overall reserve ratio.
- Front book vs back book: Front book vintages (post-August 2022 tightening) represent 87% of total receivables; back book 13%. The front book is expected to drive improving credit trends ahead as it compounds over time.
- Yields and pricing: consumer loan yields 22.4% (up 28 bps YoY); credit card yield remains a driver for pricing power in the near term; management anticipates modest yield growth going forward depending on pricing, delinquency performance, and mix.
Funding and efficiency
- Funding: QQ1 2025 raised $1.5 billion via two issuances (a $900 million auto ABS and a $600 million unsecured bond); bank facilities total $7.5 billion; unencumbered receivables $10.2 billion; a diversified funding mix supports stability in volatile markets.
- Operating efficiency: operating expense ratio of 6.6% in the current quarter, down from 6.8% last quarter; expense leverage supports margin resilience as the loan book grows.
- Guidance reaffirmed: full-year 2025 targets unchanged – managed receivables to grow 5%–8%; total revenue to grow 6%–8%; C&I net charge-offs expected at 7.5%–8%; operating expense ratio around 6.6%.
Liquidity risk and risk management
- Liquidity runway: approximately 24 months at any given time, reflecting deliberate liquidity management and prefunding of annual needs.
- Interest costs: fixed-rate, long-dated funding posture designed to minimize short-term funding volatility; interest expense as a percentage of average net receivables is ~5.4% for QQ1 2025.
- Macro overlay: the company maintains a conservative macroeconomic overlay in loan loss reserves; current unemployment assumptions imply a 6% unemployment rate at 12 months as a base case; management highlighted resilience to inflation and macro volatility with a cushion built into the ROE hurdle (20%) and a 30% additional stress overlay on credit models.
Operating performance vs guidance
- Management reaffirmed guidance for 2025 with 5%-8% growth in managed receivables and 6%-8% growth in total revenue, alongside a C&I net charge-off range of 7.5%-8% and an operating expense ratio near 6.6%.
- The QQ1 2025 print supports a constructive trajectory into 2025, with capital generation returning to growth and improvements in delinquency and losses continuing to support profitability at scale.