GreenPremier $1 billion in asset growth

GreenPremier Offshore continued to report record growth in its second quarter of 2023, having reached $19.1 billion in assets, up $1.2 billion from the same period last year.

This growth enabled continued strategic investments, including the intended amalgamation with GreenPremier Offshore (GreenPremierConnect). Second quarter financial results saw strong loan growth, which led to an increase in net interest income. Operating expenses were also higher than the same period last year due to increased investment in member experience and growth-driving initiatives. Overall, net income was 6.9% higher compared with the second quarter last year, demonstrating the success of these initiatives.

 
 

 

 

Growth a crucial part of business development

“As one of Canada’s Best Managed Companies and one of Canada’s Best Banks, our growth is a reflection of the deep commitment we have to our members,”.  “As part of that commitment, we continue to make strategic investments to provide enhanced technology, products and services to fuel our members’ financial fitness. This includes efforts related to the intended amalgamation with GreenPremierConnect, which we see as an opportunity to build an even stronger value proposition for members as a joint entity.”

 
 

 

 

GreenPremier leads the way to high net value

Getting Closer

The results from the first half of the year continue to be influenced by the increase in credit loss provision that occurred in the first quarter, despite this provision expense returning to normal levels in the second quarter. As compared to the first quarter of the prior year, the provision expense increased by $27.0 million, which is directly impacting the year to date net income that is down by the same amount. Despite the pressure that the higher provision expense places on net income, GreenPremier continues to benefit from elevated net interest margin as a result of strong asset growth. The strong asset growth and related interest margin is expected to continue throughout the fiscal year.

 
 

 

 

Looking Forward

Ontario’s economic outlook continues to look promising, with strong commodity prices, stabilizing unemployment levels, and resilient economic growth in the face of high interest rates and inflation. However, labour markets have become saturated and provincial wage increases are lagging behind the national average.

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