bullbear.ninja

Industry top-down

Credit Services

Latest reported revenue & EPS across the covered companies in this industry, with year-over-year (YoY) change. From disclosed earnings — not investment advice.

15 companiesMedian revenue YoY: +7.0%EPS beat rate:

AI industry top-down

The credit services industry showed mixed results in its latest earnings reports. Many companies recorded high double-digit earnings per share (EPS) growth rates, suggesting improved profitability. Notably, ECPG, CACC, and ENVA, among others, achieved over 60% EPS growth. On the other hand, revenue growth rates showed significant variation across companies. While AFRM and Ally Financial recorded revenue growth in the 30% range, PayPal and FirstCash Holdings saw low growth in the 1% range, and Bread Financial Holdings experienced a decline in revenue. This indicates that alongside industry-wide efforts to improve profitability, companies are undergoing differentiation in terms of revenue.

  • Strong EPS growth across multiple companies: Many companies, including ECPG, CACC, and ENVA, recorded high double-digit EPS growth rates, indicating improved profitability.
  • Polarization in revenue growth rates: While some companies like AFRM and ALLY showed high revenue growth exceeding 30%, others such as PYPL and FCFS recorded low growth rates around 1%.
  • Strengthening profit-centric management: Even companies with low revenue growth (PYPL, FCFS) achieved high EPS growth, suggesting efforts to secure profitability through efficiency improvements or cost management.
Where companies diverge: Revenue Growth Rate Disparity: While AFRM and ALLY showed revenue growth in the 30% range, BFH recorded negative growth in the -30% range, indicating significant divergence in revenue performance across companies. · Discrepancy Between Revenue and EPS Growth: Despite PYPL and FCFS having revenue growth in the 1% range, they achieved high EPS growth in the 30-50% range, highlighting a difference between companies improving profitability without revenue growth and those with accompanying revenue growth.

AI synthesis of disclosed results and analyst research across these companies — not investment advice.

Companies — latest quarter

CompanyPeriodRevenueRev YoYEPSEPS YoYSurprise
AXPAMERICAN EXPRESS COFY2026 Q1$9.63B+3.1%$3.64+9.3%
COFCAPITAL ONE FINANCIAL CORPFY2026 Q1$1.49B+7.1%$3.45+10.2%
PYPLPayPal Holdings, Inc.FY2026 Q1$7.79B+1.2%$1.29+55.4%
AFRMAffirm Holdings, Inc.FY2026 Q3$807.4M+34.1%$-0.05
ALLYAlly Financial Inc.FY2026 Q1$323M+32.4%$-0.82
FCFSFirstCash Holdings, Inc.FY2026 Q1$371.06M+1.2%$1.87+38.5%
CACCCREDIT ACCEPTANCE CORPFY2026 Q1$571.1M+12.4%$8.66+70.5%
ENVAEnova International, Inc.FY2026 Q1$745.54M+22.2%$2.69+64.0%
BFHBREAD FINANCIAL HOLDINGS, INC.FY2021 Q3$418.2M-30.0%$4.23+21.9%
EZPWEZCORP INCFY2026 Q2$626.49M+7.0%$0.74+13.8%
ECPGENCORE CAPITAL GROUP INCFY2026 Q1$22.55M+10.6%$1.93+103.2%
ATLCAtlanticus Holdings CorpFY2026 Q1$345.17M+18.7%$1.49+36.7%
JCAPJefferson Capital, Inc. / DEFY2026 Q1$154.94M$0.61
NAVINAVIENT CORPFY2024 Q3$240M-8.0%$2.04-44.4%
PRAAPRA GROUP INCFY2026 Q1$269.62M+5.5%$0.090.0%

YoY = vs. the same quarter last year · Surprise = EPS actual vs. consensus. Latest reported quarter per company, from disclosed earnings filings. QoQ is omitted because quarterly filings don’t break out Q4 (US) and report cumulatively (KR).

We use cookies and similar technologies for analytics, to understand how the site is used. You can accept or decline non-essential cookies. See our Privacy Policy.