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The banking committee has sanctioned a major bank for “serious and systematic” breaches of the Banking Code.

A new bill that would solidify housing as a human right in Australia has been introduced to Parliament.

An appeal has been filed from the Federal Court judgment in the shareholder class action proceedings.

The two non-major banks have announced plans for a merger to position both organisations for future growth.

To encourage more buyers into the market, the territory government has increased the maximum income threshold to be eligible for stamp duty concession.

Research from the major bank has found that Perth’s housing affordability remains “comparatively better” than other capitals.

The institute has urged both Queensland political parties to not resurrect the multi-jurisdictional land tax proposal.

The Third-Party Lending Report 2024 has been released, revealing which lender is most highly rated by mortgage brokers.

There are now 158 use cases for open banking in Australia, with lending, credit, and broking dominating the use cases.

The lender has priced the country’s first RMBS issuance to include residential mortgages that are written under the rooftop solar proxy.

Since its launch in 2007, Mortgage Business has been a leading resource for mortgage brokers and the wider third-party distribution channel. Nearly two decades on, much has changed and so ...

A recent forecast of Aussie house prices has outlined some continued trends that could place pressure on buyers. With some parts of the country predicted to reach record highs, the future ...

Following a review of the New Zealand mortgage market, the non-bank lender has decided to cease receiving home loan applications from NZ clients.

With the stage 3 tax cuts soon to come into effect, Aussie Home Loans has revealed new research analysing its potential effect on borrowing capacity.

To encourage more buyers into newly built apartments and units, the Tasmanian government has introduced a new stamp duty concession.