We now see a path to $24.5 billion of receivables by year-end up from our original expectation of $24 billion. But I do want to emphasize again that we remain quite conservative in our underwriting posture.
— Doug Shulman
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Company OMF
Period
Q2 2024
CurrencyUSD
Report TypeQuarterly Earnings
GeneratedMay 29, 2026
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Executive Summary
OneMain Holdings delivered a robust QQ2 2024 earnings performance highlighted by a 32.8% year-over-year increase in total revenue to $1.405 billion and a GAAP net income of $71 million ($0.59 per diluted share). The company benefited from the Foursight acquisition, which broadened its auto finance capabilities and contributed to a 11% year-over-year increase in managed receivables to $23.7 billion. Revenue growth was driven by pricing actions and a favorable mix shift toward higher-yielding consumer loans, partially offset by ongoing underwriting discipline amid a constructive but cautious macro environment. Management maintains full-year guidance of 6-8% revenue growth and projects managed receivables to reach approximately $24.5 billion by year-end, including about $1.3 billion from Foursight. The quarter featured meaningful leverage benefits from the Foursight integration, evidenced by an operating expense ratio of 6.4% and a capital program that included $1.9 billion of debt issuance used to refinance maturing unsecured debt, extending unsecured maturities to March 2026. The credit backdrop remained resilient with 30-89 day delinquency ex-Foursight at 2.97% (down 31 bps from year-end) and net charge-offs at 8.3% for the quarter, with recoveries of $75 million. Management stressed disciplined underwriting and selective growth pockets given macro uncertainty, while asserting the business is well-positioned to scale through its multi-product strategy (cards, auto, and personal loans) and continued data-driven growth initiatives.
Key Performance Indicators
Revenue
Increasing
1.41B
QoQ: 3.84% | YoY: 32.80%
Gross Profit
Increasing
1.18B
84.13% margin
QoQ: 29.61% | YoY: 78.82%
Operating Income
Increasing
976.00M
QoQ: 102.91% | YoY: 607.25%
Net Income
Decreasing
71.00M
QoQ: -54.19% | YoY: -31.07%
EPS
Decreasing
0.59
QoQ: -54.26% | YoY: -30.59%
Revenue Trend
Margin Analysis
Financial Highlights
Revenue: $1.405B, YoY +32.8%, QoQ +3.8%; Gross Profit: $1.182B, GM 84.1%, YoY +78.8%, QoQ +29.6%; Operating Income: $976M, Margin 69.5%; Net Income: $71M, Net Margin 5.1%; EPS: $0.59; Weighted Avg Shares: 119.8M; Managed Receivables: $23.7B, YoY +11%; Front Book Share: 75% of receivables (up from prior); Originations: $3.6B, YoY -4%; Auto Receivables: $2.2B (incl. $1.3B from Foursight); Cards: 600k+ accounts, $466M receivables; Delinquency (30-89 days): 2.97% (ex-Foursight); Net Charge-offs: 8.3%; Recoveries: $75M; Loan Loss Reserves: $2.6B, Reserve Ratio: 11.5%; Operating Expenses: $374M, OpEx Ratio 6.4%; Capital Markets/Funding: $1.9B of debt raised (incl. $1.1B securitization at ~5.99% and $750M unsecured at 7.5%); Net Leverage: 5.8x; End-Q2 Cash: $1.297B; End-Q2 Cash and Short-Term Investments: $2.348B; End-Q2 Total Assets: $25.085B; End-Q2 Total Liabilities: $21.932B; Equity: $3.153B; 2024 Guidance: Revenue growth 6-8%; Interest expense ~5.2% for the year; NCOs 7.7-8.3%; OpEx ratio ~6.7%; End-2024 Managed Receivables: ~$24.5B (incl. ~$1.3B from Foursight).
Income Statement
Metric
Value
YoY Change
QoQ Change
Revenue
1.41B
32.80%
3.84%
Gross Profit
1.18B
78.82%
29.61%
Operating Income
976.00M
607.25%
102.91%
Net Income
71.00M
-31.07%
-54.19%
EPS
0.59
-30.59%
-54.26%
Key Financial Ratios
Gross Profit Margin
Excellent
84.10%
Gross profit margin is exceptional, indicating strong pricing power and operational efficiency
Operating Profit Margin
Excellent
69.50%
Operating margin is exceptional, indicating strong pricing power and operational efficiency
Net Profit Margin
Fair
5.05%
Net profit margin is moderate, room for improvement in cost management
Return on Assets
Weak
0.28%
Return on assets suggests inefficient capital allocation
Return on Equity
Weak
2.25%
Return on equity suggests inefficient capital allocation
Debt to Equity
High Risk
6.56
Debt-to-equity indicates high leverage and elevated financial risk
P/E Ratio
Fair Value
20.36x
P/E ratio in line with market averages
Price to Book
Fair Value
1.83x
Price-to-book ratio reasonable for profitable companies
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