Technology

Technology is helping brokers work smarter, add value, and detect fraud, but clunky systems, client concerns, and AI errors are still holding back progress, brokers have told Broker Daily.

A new integration has brought whole-of-debt analysis into the mortgage broking workflow, giving brokers a broader view of clients’ financial positions.

Digital mortgage broker UNO Home Loans has partnered with fintech Fiskil to embed open banking into its LoanScore platform, allowing borrowers to continuously monitor how their home loan ...

Victorian Mortgage Group has made ApplyOnline its exclusive channel for new loan applications, bringing its broker lending process onto a single digital platform powered by NextGen.

Broker-built fintech AutoCalc has added a built-in payslip reader to its recently launched borrowing-capacity calculator.

Non-bank lender First Federal has gone live on NextGen’s ApplyOnline platform, allowing brokers to lodge mortgage applications through the digital platform.

As the AI boom continues to gather pace, data centre financing has been emerging as a new opportunity for commercial brokers, with inquiries that were once occasional now landing on desks ...

Brokers are embracing AI to save time, but are they creating a data risk they cannot see? Nirlep Adhikari, director and founder of Mount Mindforce explores the governance gap.

Fintech Quickli has launched a new tool to automate the front end of the broking process, allowing clients to submit details and documents before generating loan scenarios and submission ...

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.