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Adrian Suljanovic

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Adrian Suljanovic is a journalist at Broker Daily with more than two years experience reporting on all facets of the third party distribution channel. Adrian has written for a range of business and finance titles including IFA, Investor Daily and Lawyer’s Weekly before joining the mortgages team in 2022. He graduated from the University of Wollongong in 2021 gaining a Bachelor of Communication & Media with a major in Digital & Social Media. E-mail Adrian at: [email protected]

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Investor lending nearing 2022 peak

New loan commitments for investor housing are approaching heights not seen since January 2022, new ABS data has revealed...Read More

Pallas Capital announces cut in commercial rates

The CRE lender has made rate reductions across its loan portfolio on the back of the recent cash rate hold. Read More

SMEs overlooking costly banking choices for international trade

New research has revealed that many small businesses in Australia are missing out on significant savings by continuing t...Read More

How this lender is helping SMEs combat stress

As SMEs continue to feel the pressure from economic challenges, one non-bank lender has outlined what small-business own...Read More

Non-bank bolsters broker support and sales teams

MA Money has welcomed an additional three BDMs and a promotion. Read More

Major bank found to have breached continuous disclosure laws

ANZ failed to rid itself of a finding it breached continuous disclosure laws during a 2015 bid to raise $2.5 billion. ...Read More

Another major shifts rate cut forecast

The major bank has brought forward its first rate cut prediction amid easing inflationary pressures. Read More

How to cultivate strategic alliances in the workplace

A financial adviser has outlined how forming relationships in the workplace could help women progress in their careers. ...Read More

RLO exemption extended until 2026

The federal government has prolonged the COVID-19-era exemption for another two years. Read More

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