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Association head slams banks for proprietary push
06:30

The CEO of the MFAA has published an open letter criticising the push by major banks to increase focus on proprietary lending channels.

Lumi raises funding limits for SMEs
7 November 2025

The SME lender has raised its lending limit by $250,000 to help support more small-business clients.

Business Accelerator: Are small brokerages doomed to struggle?
6 November 2025

In this episode of Business Accelerator, Phil Tarrant and Jason Back delve into the evolving landscape of mortgage broking and its implications for brokers in 2026.

‘No set target’ for home loan flows: Adam Brown
6 November 2025

The share of broker-originated mortgages at NAB has dropped as proprietary lending increases, but the major bank has “no fixed targets” on where flows should come from.

Does private credit need a regulatory crackdown?
6 November 2025
Brokers on private credit

After ASIC found that the private credit market remains “relatively immature and untested” in a stress scenario, we ask brokers whether more regulation is needed.

Finance Specialist: Turning client challenges into revenue opportunities
5 November 2025

The mortgage broking industry in Australia is becoming increasingly competitive, prompting brokers to adopt strategic marketing, personalised client engagement, and diversified services to ...

Shift launches asset import feature
5 November 2025

The SME lender has launched an asset import feature to its equipment line product to help SME clients fund the import of goods and services.

RBA stays the course for Cup Day decision
4 November 2025
RBA

The central bank is keeping a tight rein on interest rates.

Westpac profit narrows despite lending growth
4 November 2025
Westpac

Strong business lending growth has failed to prevent a fall in annual profits.

Non-banks outperform majors for commercial loan turnaround times
4 November 2025

Specialist lenders had quicker turnaround times for commercial loans in the three months to October.