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MyState increases loan provisions, proposes capital raise

The non-major has increased its loan provisions after reassessing credit risks associated with the COVID-19 crisis.

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Auction volumes hit nine-week high

The number of auctions held across Australia has hit its highest level in nine weeks, indicating ongoing improvement in seller confidence, according to CoreLogic.

Auction volumes
COVID-induced job losses ‘less likely’ to hit borrowers

A milder than expected increase in mortgage delinquencies could offset the impact of widespread job losses on the residential property market, according to CoreLogic.

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Temporary changes to banking code approved

ASIC has approved an application for temporary amendments to the banking code to allow banks to better manage the COVID-19 crisis.

Temporary changes to banking code approved
Banks on board for new loans program

The banking sector has welcomed the federal government’s latest stimulus package, which involves the phased rollout of a range of new grant and loan programs.

Banks on board for new loans program
Non-conforming mortgages bearing signs of COVID strain

Home loans approved outside of standard serviceability standards are beginning to show signs of deterioration, with S&P reporting a rise in delinquencies.

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NHFIC finalises $562m bond issue

The national housing body has released its largest bond issue, which will support community housing providers across four states.

NHFIC finalises $562m bond issue
Ratings agency affirms AAA credit rating

Australia has maintained its AAA credit rating and a stable outlook despite facing the economic shocks of the coronavirus pandemic.

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RMBS backstops to ease mortgage deferral risks

Liquidity reserves and interest rate buffers built into Australia’s RMBS transactions will provide lenders with an added layer of protection against an expected COVID-induced spike in ...

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Immigration slump to create gaping hole in housing demand

A COVID-induced drop-off in immigration volumes is set to have “big implications” on underlying demand for residential property over the medium term, according to a new analysis.

Immigration slump to create gaping hole in housing demand
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