Judo Bank will defend the price leadership kit carved out in the term deposits market since striding into the banking arena in Australia in April 2019."We are a growing player in TDs," co-CEO David Hornery said yesterday.'We sit it at the top end on long-dated deposits.  That's a place we will be in the long run, and consistent.Hornery said other deposit products would follow to match the lending product plans of the bank.Judo has kicked off its third-round capital raise.Hornery said the bank was targeting A$400 million over the next three months to help fund its continuing expansion nationally.    He said: "Since becoming a fully licensed bank in April last year, we've lent over $1.1 billion to Australian SMEs and taken in more than $1 billion in deposits."