Economy

ThinCats Australia has enhanced the group's lending capability with the launch of a new credit assessment tool.

The historic Brexit referendum last week saw Britain vote to leave the European Union, with nearly 52 per cent in favour of the outcome. But what does it mean for Australia?

New figures have revealed that the proportion of prime Australian housing loans in arrears has risen for the sixth consecutive month, but remains below the decade-long average.

The Reserve Bank’s financial stability department chief has warned that it won’t be mortgage books that will bring banks down, but two key areas of the real estate market.

An Australian marketplace lender has signed a non-binding Term Sheet with a major bank to establish a $20 million three-year loan sale facility.

AMP has named the new chair of its board, replacing Simon McKeon who stepped down from the role in May.

Global markets have been sent into a spin as the BBC projects a victory for the “Leave” campaign.

Greater Bank has made significant cuts to some of its fixed-rate home loans for investors.

Recently announced measures designed to increase transparency in Australian banks are not enough to turn around the constant stream of scandals in the sector, warns a new report.

As the future of negative gearing hangs in the balance, a new report has found that almost half of Australian units are owned by investors.