non-banks

A new survey, including 54 Australian lender leaders, has found that 60 per cent wish to leverage new data to determine credit risk.

The non-major bank has announced that its loan book grew by $300 million in Q3.

The latest index by the non-bank has suggested that home loans are at their most unaffordable for the first time in five years. 

The non-bank lender has closed its first RMBS deal under the Bluestone Prime program, worth $700 million.

The non-bank lender has announced that MA Financial Group’s former head of technology is the latest addition to its leadership team. 

Almost 90 per cent of brokers indicated client circumstances as the “primary reason” for recommending non-bank lenders to their clients.

Mortgage Business has launched its annual survey for brokers to assess the performance of Australia’s mortgage lenders, which will provide both brokers and lenders with insights.

Non-bank lenders are cropping up consistently and providing an attractive niche in the loan market and studies show they’re on the rise.

While the risk appetite of major banks shrank, more brokers have been using non-banks to help meet client circumstances, according to a new survey.

Treasury has opened a consultation for its draft instrument that extends the consumer data right to non-bank lenders.

The Australian Finance Industry Association has called for comprehensive credit reporting to be extended to smaller specialist lenders and fintechs, in order to boost competition.

Nano Home Loans has collaborated with the technology solutions provider, which will reportedly allow borrowers to secure loan approval within minutes.

Australia’s non-bank lenders are in desperate need of alternative funding as securitisation markets fail to deliver, according to mortgage market analysts.

Heritage Bank is in merger talks with another customer-owned banking organisation, to build a combined entity with more than 700,000 members.

National mortgage affordability improved in the October quarter, but still runs above average, according to non-bank lender Bluestone.

With Citi and IFM Investors jointly providing the capital, the reverse mortgage provider believes it can further meet increasing demand.

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The Federal Court has ordered La Trobe Financial Asset Management to pay a $750,000 penalty for “false and misleading marketing” of the La Trobe Australian Credit Fund (the Fund).

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