Better's new boss is promoting the lender's shift toward an enterprise strategy, a plan which could see it also expand into the wholesale space. The lender posted a $30.6 million net loss for the quarter, and hasn't approached a profit since going public in 2023. That loss was trimmer than a steep $70 million loss in the first quarter, and a $36.3 million deficit in the second quarter last year. The company's net revenue also ticked up to $54.7 million in the second quarter, a 28% annual increase. Company plansThe lender says it's sharpening its focus on being a platform model, with its partners owning the customer relationship and Better providing its technology infrastructure, mainly its artificial intelligence-fueled Tinman platform.