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The major bank will no longer process applications for mortgage protection insurance from both new and existing customers.

The major banks have regained lost ground in the home lending market, consolidating their positions ahead of the economic blow dealt by the coronavirus outbreak.

The major bank is making provisions for a $900-million penalty in its AUSTRAC case, but has not yet accounted for loan impairment provisions due to COVID-19.

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The corporate regulator has confirmed that responsible lending obligations are not a barrier to making variations from P&I to IO terms if consumers want to reduce their repayments in the ...

The non-major has continued to recover lost ground in the home lending space. However, a rise in interest income has not been enough to prevent the bank from recording a slide in cash ...

The government has unveiled its previously announced commercial leasing code of conduct, which aims to protect tenants and landlords facing financial hardship amid COVID-19.

The Mortgage Business Uncut podcast is your weekly analysis of the biggest themes shaping the Australian mortgages market.

Liberal senator for WA, Dean Smith, is calling on lenders to convert principal and interest home loans for investors into interest-only repayments during the COVID-19 pandemic, to act as ...

The federal government has announced several changes to the Takeovers Panel, which include the reappointment of an ANZ executive and the appointment of Macquarie Group executive.