Lender

The major and the non-bank have revealed changes to policy to accommodate increased demand from borrowers.

Mortgage brokers often struggle with declining business, but saying no to unsuitable clients can save time, improve efficiency, and lead to better outcomes for both the broker and the client

Getting in early before the Reserve Bank’s meeting on 8 July, the major has cut its fixed rates.

The non-major has revealed updated policy in a bid to remove confusion and increase transparency.

The long-discussed merger came into effect from 1 July, creating one of the country’s largest mutual banks.

Disruption is often seen as an ugly word. It shouldn’t though, as it is making way for exciting change, especially in lending.

The new product available today (1 July) aims to cut costs and reduce processing times.

The clawback debate has fired up once again, with industry figures expressing grievances with the practice, labelling it unfair.

The recent ordering of two US mortgage lenders to factor crypto wealth into serviceability has some speculating on the future of lending in Australia. A history of slow-to-act regulators is ...

The success of the inaugural Broker Innovation Summit was captured in a live recording from the crew.