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National Australia Bank’s business lending has continued to grow in the June quarter, with activity remaining robust despite signs of potential stress among borrowers.

AI adoption across Loan Market Group’s broker network has surged, with use of the aggregator’s proprietary assistants hitting a new high.

CRM platform Mystro has entered its third week of darkness, with the CEO flagging the company is frantically working on a solution and will offer users a refund for the downtime period.

Finsure has expanded its white label lending proposition with the launch of Finsure Loans Ascend.

Non-bank lender Arc Money has joined Purple Circle’s lender panel and has been appointed a Purple Education Partner, giving brokers access to private credit solutions and lending education

Trust account breaches have landed agents across the state with $200,000 fines, licence bans, and mandatory training as NSW Fair Trading ramps up scrutiny.

Australia New Zealand Banking Group’s business lending has picked up pace in the June quarter, with growth led by its diversified and specialised business portfolio.

Money Quest Group’s lending arm is expanding beyond mortgages, with the launch of a new insurance referral hub for its brokers.

Bluestone Home Loans has appointed a new state manager for NSW and the ACT.

Following a busy week as the Reserve Bank of Australia made its fifth cash rate call of the year, lenders have been tweaking policy and launching partnerships. Here’s what you need to ...

Business lending has emerged as the standout performer in the Commonwealth Bank of Australia’s full-year results, growing almost twice as fast as home lending over the past year.

Major brokerage Aussie has formed a partnership with fintech company LoanOptions.ai, enabling Aussie brokers to refer customers to its self-fulfilment platform.

Australia’s housing industry has released a statement urging the government to allow SMSF borrowing for new homes until the restrictions are independently assessed.

A Senate select committee has recommended the inclusion of Australian Tax Office data in the Consumer Data Right to help fight fraudulent loan applications.

Australian lenders are increasingly putting AI to work in credit and fraud underwriting, but few have implemented data systems that can keep up, a new report has found.