Fintech company Pagaya, which uses artificial intelligence for credit underwriting, said at the BMO Capital Markets 2026 Financials Conference that its business growth is becoming broader and covers both its own platform and its partners. The transcript of the presentation was published on.
The key areas named by the company's management during the presentation are loan origination volumes and funding partnerships. These two elements determine Pagaya's ability to scale its model, which is based on automated assessment of borrowers' creditworthiness.
Specific figures for revenue, volumes or margins are not provided in the available materials, so growth rates cannot be assessed from this data. Likewise, the company's specific forecasts or guidance on future results could not be verified.
The BMO Capital Markets conference is one of the events where public companies and their executives regularly present their strategic priorities to investors and analysts. Pagaya's participation in such an event indicates the company's interest in engaging with the financial market about the prospects for its development.