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Gensure has become the first insurer appointed to the COG Aggregation panel, giving almost 2,000 asset finance brokers access to its fixed multi-year equipment insurance product.

A senior UK banking executive has been appointed as Bendigo Bank’s new chief customer officer.

Household Capital has completed the acquisition of Macquarie Bank’s reverse mortgage book, as specialist lenders continue to secure a slice of a growing equity release market.

SMEs will have greater access to discounted finance for energy-efficient equipment after ANZ and the Clean Energy Finance Corporation injected another $150 million into their joint finance ...

Growing signs of a residential market slowdown have prompted more mortgage brokers to consider commercial lending, according to one specialist training provider.

Australian Finance Group has appointed a senior Azure Capital partner to its board as an independent non-executive director.

Australia’s banks recorded their strongest month for business lending since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, adding almost $20 billion in June.

A new platform promising to cut loan application preparation time from hours to under 10 minutes has launched to the Australian broker market.

Sydney-based non-bank lender Loanworks Lending has completed its largest residential mortgage-backed securities transaction to date, raising $850 million as it looks to continue expanding ...

The lender panel behind the federal government’s 5 per cent Deposit Scheme has expanded to include its first non-bank lender.

Australia’s housing downturn has broadened in July, with Brisbane and Adelaide joining Sydney and Melbourne in posting monthly price falls.

One in three older home owners are delaying downsizing as Australia’s property market softens, with many exploring other ways to unlock equity, new data has revealed.

Beyond Bank has become the first branch-based lender to extend open banking from the broker channel into its first-party lending experience.

HSBC has entered into a binding agreement to sell its $36 billion home and personal loan portfolio to US alternative asset manager Blackstone.

A new non-bank lender is set to enter the retirement lending market, led by Volt Bank co-founder Luke Bunbury, with plans to launch a new home equity product later this year.