The discussion opens with the latest auction results and what resilient buyer demand means for property prices amid inflation and ongoing interest rate uncertainty.
The panel then turns to rising concerns about mortgage fraud following the Commonwealth Bank of Australia’s investigation into up to $1 billion in potentially fraudulent home loans, examining how AI-generated documents are complicating detection and how open banking could help verify borrower information.
Rounding out the episode is a look at recent lending policy changes, including ANZ joining the government’s 5 per cent Deposit Scheme and adjustments to servicing rules that could increase borrowing capacity for some buyers.
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