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DomaCom pushes into retirement space
14 September 2017
mortgagebusiness

Fractional property investment company DomaCom has announced plans to introduce a new equity release product to the market, provided that it gets the regulator’s tick.

Profits surge as settlements rise by 36% for non-major
14 September 2017
mortgagebusiness

Industry super fund-owned bank ME has reported a 14 per cent increase in underlying net profit after tax to $85.2 million for the 2017 financial year.

Morningstar rejects ‘doomsday’ UBS report
14 September 2017
mortgagebusiness

Ratings agency Morningstar has described as “exaggerated” a report from UBS which claims that Australian banks hold $500 billion in “liar loans”.

Pepper names new CEO
14 September 2017
mortgagebusiness

Non-bank lender Pepper has announced today the appointment of a new country CEO for Australia.

APRA taken to task over banks’ back book repricing
14 September 2017
mortgagebusiness

The Australian Prudential Regulation Authority has faced heavy scrutiny over lenders potentially using the crackdown on interest-only lending as a cover for back book repricing.  

Nearly one-third of Aussies prefer fixed rates
13 September 2017
mortgagebusiness

Demand for fixed rates is at its highest level since December 2013, with nearly one-third of borrowers opting for the repayment type, Mortgage Choice reveals.

IO caps still being ‘nutted out’, says CEO
13 September 2017
mortgagebusiness

Australian lenders remain uncertain about APRA’s interest-only crackdown and are awaiting further clarification on what the regulator is looking to achieve, according to the head of a major ...

‘Major flaw’ with mortgage comparison rates, says CEO
13 September 2017
mortgagebusiness

The boss of one of Australia’s largest home loan comparison websites says that comparison rates are now obsolete and "decades behind" today's market conditions.

Aussie banks hold $500bn in ‘liar loans’: UBS
12 September 2017
mortgagebusiness

The investment bank has released its latest report on the mortgage industry, this time claiming that there are now $500 billion worth of “factually incorrect” mortgages on bank books.

RBA: FHBs ‘crowded out of the market by higher housing prices’
12 September 2017
mortgagebusiness

First home buyers are "less likely to take on a mortgage" today than in the early 2000s, Reserve Bank economists have found, as a result of being "crowded out of the market by higher housing ...