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Reverse mortgage provider Heartland Group has moved to purchase agri lender StockCo Australia, in a bid to broaden its Australian offering.

Hejaz Financial Services upgrades its application technology to “streamline applications” for brokers, as it expands its broker channel.

Citi’s Tony Osmond steps in as chairman, banking, capital markets and advisory, as Alex Cartel assumes head.

The weakening of loan commitments across the country comes in the wake of reports that dwelling value growth has begun decelerating.

The non-major bank has revealed the current Colonial First State CFO will join its executive leadership later this year.

Treasurer Josh Frydenberg has signed off on the big four bank’s acquisition of Citi Australia, pushing the deal further towards completion.

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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.