Victoria economy · Lending indicators

Victoria lending indicators

Victoria's lending flows can respond to transaction volumes and refinancing conditions without describing all outstanding mortgages. Comparing both available categories provides a clearer view of new commitments in the state.

2 published series · abs-lending-indicators

lending.new_commitments.investor.vic.seasadj

New lending commitments — Investor

Latest value

$8.9B

Change from prior period

−$268M

from Oct 2025

Unit
aud
Frequency
Quarterly
Adjustment
Seasonally adjusted
Latest catalog period
Jan 2026
Source
abs-lending-indicators
Source licence
CC-BY-4.0

lending.new_commitments.owner_occupier.vic.seasadj

New lending commitments — Owner occupier

Latest value

$16.8B

Change from prior period

−$563M

from Oct 2025

Unit
aud
Frequency
Quarterly
Adjustment
Seasonally adjusted
Latest catalog period
Jan 2026
Source
abs-lending-indicators
Source licence
CC-BY-4.0

About lending indicators

Lending indicators record new housing-finance commitments reported by banks and other lenders during a period. The Australian Bureau of Statistics publishes these state series quarterly from lender-supplied administrative data, with state attribution based on the information attached to each commitment. The two series keep owner-occupier and investor lending side by side so a change in one borrower group is not mistaken for a change across all finance. Figures can be revised when lenders correct or reclassify submissions and when seasonal adjustment is updated; unusually large commitments or policy deadlines can also affect a quarter. A commitment is not necessarily cash already advanced, and these flows are different from the outstanding stock of credit, mortgage balances, applications that never proceed or property transaction counts. Values do not describe loan quality, affordability or future arrears. They are historical aggregates, not a forecast of housing prices, interest rates or lender and borrower outcomes.

ASX companies operating in Victoria

Coarse operating-exposure bands are AI estimates based on public company information. Headquarters-only matches are withheld.

  • CBA Commonwealth Bank Of Australia.Banks

    Significant operations exposure (estimate)

    Basis: Major retail and business banking

  • NAB National Australia BankBanks

    Significant operations exposure (estimate)

    Basis: Major retail and business banking base

  • WBC Westpac BankingBanks

    Significant operations exposure (estimate)

    Basis: Major retail and business banking

  • ANZ Anz Group HoldingsBanks

    Significant operations exposure (estimate)

    Basis: Major retail and business banking base

  • WES WesfarmersConsumer Discretionary Distribution & Retail

    Significant operations exposure (estimate)

    Basis: Major retail footprint and distribution

  • CSL CslPharmaceuticals, Biotechnology & Life Sciences

    Some operations exposure (estimate)

    Basis: Melbourne R&D and manufacturing

  • TCL Transurban GroupTransportation

    Significant operations exposure (estimate)

    Basis: Melbourne toll roads CityLink, West Gate

  • TLS Telstra GroupTelecommunication Services

    Significant operations exposure (estimate)

    Basis: Melbourne network operations and customers

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