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The non-bank lender has experienced strong growth in FY2025, driven by an increase in broker flows.

A recent report has highlighted a drop in arrears coinciding with reduced interest rates.

The major bank has announced a new chief financial officer who will bring considerable domestic and international experience to the role.

Two separate reports have conflicting opinions on the outcome of the expanded Home Guarantee Scheme, including access to 5 per cent deposits.

The entrepreneurial spirit of self-employed women is on full display as recent data has revealed they’re the fastest growing borrower segment.

A great financial adviser is more than just a money expert, they are a trusted partner who genuinely listens, understands and cares about helping people achieve financial peace of mind.

The lender has made two strategic appointments to strengthen its relationship with brokers.

One of the big four banks is preparing to announce a pilot of cryptocurrency-backed mortgages for high-net-worth borrowers.

Former US Google executive Dan Siegler said Australian brokers must dismantle traditional operations to remain competitive in current market conditions.

Brokers are increasingly embracing open banking and providing better service as a result. However, the “grey zone” between these solutions and screen scraping is stalling growth.

Investors continue to be far more active in the market as they take advantage of trends to leverage growth.

The expansion of the Home Guarantee Scheme is welcome news for many. But beyond the headline is concerning news for LMI providers and could create ramifications for borrowers and lenders.

The fintech announced an expansion of its suite to support brokers servicing less traditional loans.

The business lender welcomed a new chief with considerable experience to spearhead growth.