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As interest rates rise, the Australian Retail Credit Association is urging brokers not to underplay the role of credit health in risk assessment and loan pricing.
Data from non-bank lender Skip’s low-deposit home loans has highlighted an untapped market for brokers.
Non-bank lender Resimac is undergoing a platform rebrand as it celebrates 40 years of operating in Australia.
Australia’s major banks are doubling down on business lending, with APRA data showing that commercial credit books have reached around $1 trillion.
Mortgage, finance, and commercial brokers across Australia are being asked to assess lender performance over the past year in the industry’s major Third-Party Lending survey.
Figures across the finance industry have paid tribute to Peter White AM following the announcement of his resignation as managing director of the Finance Brokers Association of Australia.
Large businesses are driving a multi-speed recovery in business credit demand, as SMEs recover more gradually.
Investor borrowing has reached record highs in the December 2025 quarter.
SMEs are entering 2026 with strong financial performance, but beneath the headline optimism, many are operating with thin cash buffers and rising compliance pressures.
New research has found that financial woes aren’t just breaking the bank but hearts as well.
The appetite for business credit continues to accelerate, with the business lending books of the top 10 banks nearing $1 trillion.
After more than two decades championing the rights of finance brokers, Peter White AM is stepping down as managing director of the FBAA.
The MFAA has described recent industry discussions around ASIC’s best interests duty (BID) review as coming at a “critical time” for brokers, as the regulator continues to review compliance ...
More than a quarter of borrowers are unprepared for rate rises, new data from aggregator Mortgage Choice suggests.
Innovation in broking is often mistaken for technology adoption, but in this week’s Business Accelerator, broker coach Jason Back argues it’s more fundamental than that.