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The cost-of-living crisis continues to sting families as relocation and downsizing trends remain high.
The latest partnership between two industry heavies will help address a lag in adoption of open banking among brokers.
A recent report has forecast an estimated 80 per cent increase in private credit funding over the next five years, largely due to investment in residential development.
From fraud detection and credit scoring to personalised financial advice, AI is transforming the banking and services industry. Richard Valente, executive vice president CX strategy at TP in ...
Australian dwellings have surpassed a $1 million average price nationwide for the first time, new data has shown.
NAB’s announcement that it will be discontinuing its white label home loan offering has garnered some broker reactions and paints a larger picture of the state of white label products.
Data and AI executive discusses key challenges of AI adoption in anticipation of this session at the Broker Innovation Summit 2025.
The latest appointment will help support the broker network across South Australia and the Northern Territory.
“Finfluencers” have come under the watch of ASIC as the regulator aims to stamp out unlicensed financial advice.
The major has announced the gradual closure of its Advantedge wholesale lending business over the next 12–18 months.
The recent report that said banks could win back lost market share through the implementation of tech has been addressed by industry heads who disagree.
The shifting and diverse needs of consumers are being addressed by brokers as they seek less traditional forms of lending.
Artificial intelligence (AI) leader discusses how brokers can remain indispensable as automation takes over the broking industry.
Over 60 per cent of apartment markets nationwide have seen median price growth outpacing or matching that of houses over the last 12 months, with units in Brisbane leading the charge.
Technology could result in a regain of market share for banks’ proprietary channels.