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Major banks have presented a united case for customer-consented ATO data sharing through the Consumer Data Right, saying the reform is needed to combat increasingly sophisticated AI-powered ...

A broker’s ability to provide the right advice depends on having a clear picture of a client’s position. But building that picture is not always straightforward.

Recent data has detailed the top-performing lenders for broker experience across the last quarter. Brokers are weighing in to let their own experiences be heard, outlining what makes an ...

A new dataset tracking property ladder movement across Australia’s major capitals is providing fresh insight into how borrowers are navigating shifting rate environments.

Cotality has announced the appointment of a new head of research in Australia.

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.

Emerging research has suggested there are signs of a new era for Australia’s property market.

Open banking is a great way for borrowers to share financial data, which brokers can use to their advantage. However, some are yet to take advantage of these systems, highlighting some of ...

Silvio Giorgio examines how brokers can prepare for what’s next in an AI-dominated broking landscape.

A former RBA board member has been appointed as the Data Standards Chair for Digital ID and the Consumer Data Right.

Anja Pannek has urged organisations to measure their recruitment, retention, and incentive strategies to ensure that there is gender diversity.

The LMI company has brought on Informatica to improve its data capabilities.

The mortgage industry is fast-paced and demanding, so finding ways to remain competitive requires taking advantage of new tools as they become available. Artificial intelligence (AI) offers ...

As brokers embrace a new generation of technology, brokers are being warned that poor-quality client data and underused systems could be limiting the potential of their business.

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