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‘Warts and all’: How Bluestone is unlocking broker and borrower opportunities
15 September 2025

The lending landscape has undergone a massive shift over the last decade. With borrower needs vastly varied, lenders need to be too. There has been a significant rise in self-employment, ...

ANZ enhances broker support through technology and education initiatives
14 October 2024

In a recent episode of Broker Daily Spotlight, ANZ's efforts to bolster support for brokers were outlined by Ivan Mioc, a seasoned professional with over 20 years of experience in the ...

Banking on change: Commercial lending finds a new lane with the non-banks
15 April 2026

As more brokers move beyond residential lending, commercial finance is becoming a key area of growth. We spoke to Andrew McVeigh, managing partner, and Lauren Severino, head of sales at ...

Bankwest’s blueprint for success: People, tech, and partnerships
1 October 2025

Bankwest has continued to cement itself as a key player in the lending market through its strategic approach to people, tech, and partnerships. Through all this, broker relationships remain ...

Bluestone reinforces its dedication to non-traditional borrowers
24 February 2025

Bluestone has operated effectively servicing customers with unique financial situations—whether they have an imperfect credit history, are self-employed, have a complex income structure that ...

Built on trust, ready for tomorrow: How the MFAA views broking’s next chapter
17 June 2026

As brokers navigate rapid technological change, evolving client expectations, and increasing economic complexity, trust remains the foundation of the profession. Ahead of the MFAA National ...

Embracing complexity: Wave Money’s smarter approach for self-employed borrowers
24 February 2025

Self-employed borrowers present both a challenge and an opportunity for brokers. Despite being one of the fastest-growing borrower segments, they often struggle to secure finance through ...

Finance in development: Navigating the 2026 development finance landscape
14 April 2026

As rising construction costs and bureaucratic gridlock make construction projects more difficult to activate, the development finance sector is facing a critical turning point

From fragmentation to integration: How brokers can rethink their technology stack
24 June 2026

As brokers diversify across commercial lending, asset finance, and home loans, many are finding their technology hasn’t kept pace. We spoke with Andrew Beckett, head of broker and ...

From niche to necessity: Unpacking the rise of specialist lending
22 April 2024

As borrower scenarios grow more complex, brokers are increasingly stepping into commercial, SMSF, and non-bank lending. We spoke to Belinda Wright, Thinktank’s general manager of ...

How CBA is helping brokers navigate the new era of lending
1 June 2026

As general manager of third-party banking at Australia’s largest lender, the Commonwealth Bank of Australia, Baber Zaka has a front-row seat to the evolution of the broker–lender dynamic

How Clinch is unlocking equity for older Australians
12 December 2025

With traditional lenders increasingly unable to meet the needs of later age borrowers, Clinch’s bridging finance products are filling a growing gap in the market. We speak with CEO James ...

How context unlocks credit in SME lending
18 February 2026

Cash flow volatility and policy shifts are reshaping business borrowing – and brokers who lead with context and flexibility are best positioned to navigate it.

Inside the aggregation platform aiming to transform commercial broking
8 April 2026

Viking officially expanded its aggregation offering to include commercial and residential aggregation services to brokers. We sit down with Clive Kirkpatrick, managing director of Viking ...

Inside the broker-lender credit conversation: Why “complex” is now “common” in modern lending.
12 March 2026

As borrower scenarios grow more layered, from multi-property investors hitting servicing ceilings to self-employed clients with non-linear income, brokers are relying more heavily on lender ...