Office address: 137 Harrington St, Hobart TAS 7000
Website: mystate.com.au
Year established: 2009
Company type: banking
Employees: 650+
Expertise: personal banking, business banking, home loans, savings accounts, term deposits, digital banking, insurance, broker partnerships, wealth management, mobile banking
Parent company: MyState Limited
Key people: Brett Morgan (CEO and managing director), Tim Newman (GM), Mark Woolnough (head of broker), Mandakini Khanna (chief risk officer), Paul Moss (COO), Gary Dickson (CFO), Andrew Downie (BDM)
Financing status: corporation
MyState Bank Limited, a wholly owned subsidiary of MyState Limited, is an authorised deposit-taking institution (ADI) based in Tasmania. The bank serves over 175,000 customers daily and helps clients manage their money and savings with practical banking solutions.
MyState’s story began in Tasmania when Connect Credit Union was created from the merger of the Teachers, Police and Nurses Credit Union and the Savings & Loans Credit Union.
The group’s roots run deep in the local community, with a focus on serving everyday Australians. In 2009, MyState Limited was formed after MyState Credit Union merged with Tasmanian Perpetual Trustees and listed on the ASX. Below is an overview of its important moments:
In 2025, MyState Bank and Auswide Bank merged to form a larger group. Together, they now serve 272,000 customers and manage a strong home lending and deposit portfolio.
The bank offers a wide selection of banking and lending products designed to make managing money and buying property straightforward for Australians:
Its services are supported by digital tools and a local team, helping customers at every stage. MyState Bank has improved its mortgage approval process by using NextGen’s digital lending technology. This makes applications faster and more efficient.
MyState Bank’s culture encourages brave ideas, learning from setbacks and putting people first while staying small enough to care. Staff enjoy a supportive and energetic workplace that values growth, inclusion and real impact across both MyState Bank and TPT Wealth. Staff benefits include:
For over 20 years, the MyState Foundation has backed programs for young Tasmanians’ growth and opportunity. The foundation has awarded grants to groups like Home Base, Edmund Rice and Tassie Mums. Staff also volunteer time to support these local initiatives and help build a brighter future.
Brett Morgan leads MyState Group as managing director and CEO, joining the company in early 2022. He held senior roles at BNK Banking Corporation and spent 15 years driving digital banking at ING DIRECT. Morgan is supported by a team of key personnel, which includes:
MyState Bank, Auswide Bank and TPT Wealth operate as separate subsidiaries under MyState Limited. Its executive team supports shared services while maintaining each brand’s unique strengths and delivery.
In August 2024, Auswide Bank and MyState Limited merged to strengthen their position during a tough year for regional banks. The move came as both lenders faced shrinking profits and tighter margins. Now, MyState Group is focused on broker support, aiming for stronger growth and a more competitive edge.
Andrew Downie, a BDM at MyState Bank, was named an excellence awardee at the 2025 Australian Mortgage Awards. This award shows his focus on trust, teamwork and new ideas with brokers. His success helps the bank grow and gives clients better service.
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