Judo Capital Holdings Limited provides various banking products and services for small and medium businesses in Australia. It accepts term deposits; and provides business loans, lines of credit, home loans, asset financing, equipment loan, and bank guarantees. The company was incorporated in 2016 and is based in Southbank, Australia.

Judo Capital Holdings Limited

Judo Bank boldly backs business. 

Our purpose is simple: to be the most trusted SME business bank in Australia. As Australia’s only challenger bank purpose-built for small and medium businesses, we exist to help you secure the lending you need and the service you deserve to support and grow your business. 

Our relationship model places a priority on highly skilled, knowledgeable and imaginative relationship bankers who take the time to get to know you and your business. We work with you to provide banking expertise based on a deep understanding of your business’s opportunities and potential.  

We welcome your contributions to our page. Please read our social media guidelines before joining the conversation: www.judo.bank/social-media 

Judo Bank Pty Ltd ABN 11 615 995 581  | AFSL and Australian Credit Licence 501091

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And that's a wrap on 2023! In true Judo fashion, we toasted the year that's been at our incredible customer venues across the country. 

Cheers to The Beaufort, Harbourfront Seafood Sydney The Rocks, Hillstone St Lucia and Fancy Hank's for helping us celebrate in style! And all our wonderful customers, partners and extended networks – thanks for making this year even bigger and better than the last. 

From our team to yours, we hope you have a restful and rejuvenating break – we'll see you next year for even more shared success in 2024!

#happyholidays #boldlybackingbusiness #bringon2024

How are we recognising our super talented team and their incredible contributions over the last year? Introducing Judo’s inaugural Annual Excellence Awards – Judo’s highest honour, designed to celebrate our people for their outstanding work, attitudes, leadership, teamwork and commitment to our purpose and customers!

Congratulations to the nominees in each of our award categories, your dedication shapes our success and unique culture, and we can’t wait to see who takes out each award at the ceremony next year. 

Chief People and Culture Officer, Jess Lantieri who had the honour of announcing our shortlisted nominees across the country over the last few weeks shares, “the talent in our business is second-to-none, and it’s been a personal highlight of my year to recognise the outstanding contributions of team members across Judo and celebrate all they’ve achieved. Thank you to all our nominees!”

🌍  The Migrant Mindset (Challenger) Award nominees: Alexia Pepicelli, Diana Milnes, Bernadette San Juan, Eoin O'Sullivan, Evon Lau, Greg Pumpa, Laurie Hibbs, Maddison Nash, Tim Hughes, Todd Eichbaum 
🥇 Customer First Award nominees: Annie Lee, Chris Smith, Glen Chapman, Lorelle Green, Nishtha Nand, Patricia Kam, Peter Lloyd, Santiago Giraldo, Simon Worrall, Tammy Staib
✳️ Risk Champion Award nominees: Julian Saheed, Lou Todesco, Michael Collins, Monica Lam, Peter Callaghan, Peter Huggett, Rhiannon Pritchard, Ronnie Ritchie, Russell Weston, Suzanne Holstein
👑 Leadership Award nominees: Bill Mauger, Brenton Moroney, Danila Di Trocchio, Grant Erskine, Jason Walker, Lawrence Hunt, Liam Williams, Negar Ghadiri-Zare, Peter Crowe, Stephanie Tsoumanis
💚 Tracey Plowman Award nominees: Ben Tuszynski, Boyd Smart, Casey Van Liessum, Catherine Cheung, Joanne Dominelli, Josh Boekhoorn, Patrick Nolan, Rebecca Lim, Tam Xiao, Xavier Chapman
🌟 CEO’s Rising Star Award nominees: Amanda Beare, Georga Hage, Jake Hoh, James Grace, Kate Schade, Mark Michael, Matthew Pichaloff, Ose Ikea, Regan Shute, Sarah Lee, Tom Wallace
🤝 Team of the Year Award nominees: Belong@Judo Network, Core Banking, Jarvis Data Platform, Marketing, Navoda Ganegoda's POD, Payroll Transition Core Project, P&C Business Partnering, Portfolio Credit Risk, Third Party, Treasury

Please join us in celebrating our incredible people and their achievements!

#annualexcellenceawards #dreamteam #celebration #teamrecognition

Did you know that 31% of Australians* felt lonely around the holiday period last year? So, what can you do to help combat the stress that comes with the silly season, or help your personal or professional connections if you notice they’re struggling?

We were lucky enough to have mental health advocate and founder of the Heart On My Sleeve movement MITCH WALLIS join us to share his powerful story plus some practical tips to support people who need it (spoiler alert: they’re the opposite of what most of us have been doing!). We’re sharing his number one insight on mental health and seven practical tips to help you have a healthy, happy and supported holiday break.

✅ Mitch’s #1 support insight 

While traditional conversations revolve around IQ and ‘solving’ or moving away from the problem, the best way to help someone is by having a real conversation. This strategy is about moving toward the issue, using EQ and relationship tactics like connection and understanding to really listen and help the person see you’re there to help. 

✅ Mitch’s 7 support tips

1️⃣ Slow down on solutions – stay curious instead of assuming you know what’s best
2️⃣ Check in, don’t tick boxes – engage proactively with care instead of ignoring conversations that need to be had
3️⃣ Keep a lookout – notice changes behavioural changes instead of being too busy to pay attention
4️⃣ Tell them why – validate their feelings instead of just listening
5️⃣ Build emotional resilience – let things land abd sit in the mud instead of filling in silence
6️⃣ Reduce risk by addressing risk – ask directly about safety instead of ignoring the elephant in the room
7️⃣ Show, don’t tell – role model healthy practices instead of doing the opposite of what you’re telling others to do

So, save this post, check in with your friends, colleagues and family and remember that you have the power to help over the holiday season and beyond. Big thanks to Mitch for teaching us that relationships are key to combatting stress, anxiety and depression – we everyone’s last few days in the office are spent celebrating and investing in the people and relationships that shaped your year!

#mentalhealth #mentalhealthtips #happyholidays 

*Source: Red Cross commissioned survey


What are we seeing in the final SME Business Activity Report of the year? 
 
As our Managing Director for Vic and Tas, Ben Tuszynski shares, things may be slowing down but business sentiment is positive and looks to continue that way into the new year.
 
Download our consumable report or infographic for more insights to help your business thrive: https://lnkd.in/gdbHUX-x
 
#SMEconomics #smallbusiness #economics 

It's official! Our Term Deposits have been named 'Best of the Best' by Money Magazine Australia again!

What does our GM Deposits & Operations Patrick Nolan have to share about our wins in both the Best-Value Short Term Deposit and Best-Value Long Term Deposit categories?

"We're very proud and honoured to be recognised yet again by Money Magazine. It's an incredible feeling to be able continue to offer quality products to our customers  with great returns, along with the positive customer service that Judo Bank is known for!"

Learn more about our award-winning Term Deposits here: https://lnkd.in/gXQK5_j  

#awardwinning #termdeposits 

	Jun '19	Jun '20	Jun '21	Jun '22	Jun '23	Jun '24
asset turnover	0.02 -	0.02 25.31%		0.02 -	0.05 186.93%	0.07 46.32%
cash per share	0.08 -	0.18 110.84%		3.18 -	2.74 13.70%	2.15 21.61%
company equity multiplier	1.99 -	4.50 126.10%	5.48 21.81%	6.70 22.38%	8.23 22.74%	8.43 2.48%
days of inventory outstanding
days of payables outstanding
days of sales outstanding
dividend yield				0.26 -
ebit per revenue	-4.14 -	-0.97 76.67%		-0.05 -	0.20 526.40%
ebt per ebit	1 -	1 0%		1 -	0.95 5.45%
effective tax rate				-0.07 -	0.32 556.78%	0.33 3.97%
enterprise value multiple	5.03K -	1.07K 78.80%		-2.58K -	-832.98 67.69%	228.98 127.49%
fixed asset turnover	6.50 -	9.01 38.66%		38.17 -	30.99 18.80%	43.04 38.85%
free cash flow per share	-0.02 -	-0.02 9.57%		-0.01 -	0.21 1,743.24%	0.16 27.27%
gross profit margin	1 -	1 0%		1 -	1 0%	1 0%
interest coverage	-5.45 -	-7.09 30.27%		-0.14 -	1.90 1,475.83%
inventory turnover
long term debt to capitalization	0.14 -	0.40 180.22%			0.44 -	0.58 33.52%
net income per ebt	1 -	1 0%		1.07 -	0.68 36.15%	0.67 1.85%
net profit margin	-4.14 -	-0.97 76.67%		-0.05 -	0.13 357.39%	0.08 40.07%
operating cash flow per share	-0.02 -	-0.02 25.18%			0.24 -	0.18 24.96%
operating profit margin	-4.14 -	-0.97 76.67%		-0.05 -	0.20 526.40%
payables turnover
pretax profit margin	-4.14 -	-0.97 76.67%		-0.05 -	0.19 503.15%	0.11 38.94%
price fair value	12.63 -	4.59 63.64%		0.86 -	0.92 6.75%	0.89 3.98%
receivables turnover
return on assets	-0.07 -	-0.02 70.76%		-0.00 -	0.01 838.53%	0.01 12.31%
return on capital employed	-0.08 -	-0.02 73.41%		-0.00 -	0.01 1,115.59%
return on equity	-0.14 -	-0.09 33.89%		-0.01 -	0.05 1,006.46%	0.04 10.13%
total debt to capitalization	0.30 -	0.48 58.52%	0.72 51.09%	0.73 1.43%	0.75 2.90%	0.67 11.45%

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