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While its big four rivals expanded their home loan books over February, ANZ’s total slipped by $226 million.

A new chief and chair are set to steer Tassie lender MyState into its next chapter from the end of this week.

While a multibillion-dollar cost of living package formed the centrepiece of the federal budget, new research reveals one in three borrowers are on the brink of financial stress.

The prudential watchdog has expressed concerns about “excessive tenure” on mutual banks’ boards, with the average director sitting for at least a decade.

The lender has named PwC Australia as the delivery partner that assisted in the development of this arrangement with nCino.

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Suncorp is set to close a number of branches, with rival Heritage Bank blasting the move and claiming it is “placing profit ahead of customers”.

The non-bank has confirmed this second public securitisation for the year brings its total public market funding to $1.5 billion.

Mortgage marketplace Funding has recruited its first chief revenue officer, as it ramps up for growth.