Non-bank lender

ORDE Financial has highlighted four demographic shifts set to reshape Australia’s commercial and residential lending markets, with brokers urged to position early to take advantage.

Sophisticated document fraud is increasingly difficult to detect in SME lending.

The Federal Court has ruled in favour of the regulator, finding that a non-bank lender has breached the new design and distribution provisions.

Assetline Capital has appointed a new national leadership team to drive its focus on private lending, as the lender expands its broker footprint.

Small businesses looking towards non-banks for funding have spiked over the last decade, a report has shown.

The anti-money laundering and counter-terrorism capabilities of non-bank lenders and financiers will come under scrutiny by the financial intelligence agency next year, after the body has ...

Bluestone Home Loans has been appointed to Loan Market Group’s commercial lending panel, expanding access for brokers supporting self-employed and commercial clients.

Bluestone Home Loans has reported more than $1.2 billion in new loan applications for February, marking one of the strongest monthly results in the non-bank lender’s 25-year history.

Non-bank lender Bluestone has recorded an uptick in broker activity in the year since its brand refresh.

Non-bank lender Brighten has launched a range of residential and commercial SMSFs products to give brokers more options in the market.

New settlement data indicates that brokers are increasingly choosing longer-term loan structures, as refinance fatigue, serviceability pressure, and bank policy reshape deals.

Broker-originated lending has surged at non-bank lender Sucasa, transforming brokers from a minority distribution channel into the source of most new settlements in less than a year.

Non-bank lenders are cropping up consistently and providing an attractive niche in the loan market and studies show they’re on the rise.

Australia’s housing market is changing, and so is the definition of a “prime” borrower. For brokers, the rise of complex-prime clients isn’t a trend on the fringe – it’s the new normal.

The non-bank lender has been targeted by hackers, with an “unauthorised third party” reportedly having accessed customer information.