Breaking

A total of 238 finalists have been shortlisted across 27 categories for the 10th annual Women in Finance Awards 2026.

An online lender has paid a $19,800 infringement notice over an allegedly misleading “no credit check loans” claim on its website.

Low-deposit lending has reached new highs in the June quarter, according to fresh data from the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority.

ColCap Financial Group has priced a $3 billion residential mortgage-backed securities transaction, making it the largest ever RMBS issue by an Australian non-bank lender.

As the Reserve Bank of Australia edges closer to its next cash rate decision, banks have begun acting on their revised rate forecasts.

Brokers have said AI will strengthen rather than diminish their value, after a study found that most Australians would be comfortable having an AI agent apply for a loan on their behalf.

Cryptocurrency has made further inroads into the Australian home loan market through a new partnership that will enable borrowers to use bitcoin as security for a property deposit loan.

A growing number of divorces have led to fresh challenges for brokers around refinancing and post-break-up borrowing capacity.

As spring begins and another cash rate decision edges closer, lenders across the board are moving their credit appetite and adjusting their pricing. Here’s what brokers need to know.

Turnaround times among non-bank lenders have crept up to more than twice those of large banks, according to a new broker survey.

Aggregator Finsure has added document fraud detection to its newly built CRM through a partnership with technology provider Fortiro.

Macquarie Bank has reshuffled its home loan leadership, with its head of broker sales now also overseeing direct home loans.

Regional and agricultural businesses have continued to borrow despite rising costs and uncertainty, with working capital, equipment, and technology increasingly shaping lending demand.

The Housing Industry Association’s chief economist has warned that rate hikes and tax changes have left Australia’s new home market in a precarious position, with sales declining for the ...

New figures have found that older Australians are fuelling a rebound in consumer credit demand, while younger borrowers are pulling back.