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As the fallout from the alleged youX data breach continues, brokers are being warned that the reputational damage of the hack could cast a longer shadow over the industry.

The non-bank lender has taken a controlling stake in the unsecured working capital lender as it aims to grow its higher-yielding SME lending.

The Western Australian state government has announced it will increase the land tax exemption for build-to-rent developments.

The Mortgage and Finance Association of Australia has issued advice following a major cyber incident that may have compromised the data of more than 440,000 borrowers.

Loan book valuator TrailBlazer Finance has increased its trail book valuation multiple by 10 per cent following a review of industry trends and market conditions.

Brokers are being warned that small lapses in their digital presence could be quietly costing them business.

As artificial intelligence moves from a buzzword to an essential tool, brokers are asking how far it can – and should – go in the industry.

Private equity firm Recludo has acquired mortgage management business Thry Group as part of its strategy to expand further into the broker market.

OnDeck has strengthened its fast approval loan offering, following an increase in demand from small and medium-sized enterprises.

Aggregator Specialist Finance Group (SFG) has expanded its national lender panel to include specialist non-bank lender Midkey, targeting a growing cohort of asset-rich, cash flow-constrained ...

Asset finance fintech youX has confirmed a cyber incident in which a threat actor may have taken personal and financial information from brokers and their clients.

As interest rates rise, the Australian Retail Credit Association is urging brokers not to underplay the role of credit health in risk assessment and loan pricing.

Data from non-bank lender Skip’s low-deposit home loans has highlighted an untapped market for brokers.

Non-bank lender Resimac is undergoing a platform rebrand as it celebrates 40 years of operating in Australia.

Australia’s major banks are doubling down on business lending, with APRA data showing that commercial credit books have reached around $1 trillion.