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Consistency needed in new credit reforms
The government’s decision to overhaul Australia’s credit laws will need to ensure that any changes will include a consistent...
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Fintechs back lending reforms but banks need to be aware of "buyer beware "
The government’s decision to relax the lending criteria has been backed by a number of fintechs and neo lenders but one warned a...
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How do millennials view home ownership?
Latest research from UBank has revealed that younger people are adopting more positive financial behavioural changes with home...
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Small lenders still eyed by borrowers looking for alternatives
Smaller lenders are starting to benefit from customers looking at alternatives, according to one of Australia’s largest broker...
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COBA backs sweeping credit reforms
The Customer Owned Banking Association welcomes the government’s move to simplify Australia’s credit framework
According...
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New insolvency reforms are just kicking the can down the road
While the government should be commended for working on big policy changes amid a health pandemic, it is in the best interest of...
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CoreLogic forges strategic partnership with global reinsurer to boost climate risk modelling
CoreLogic has forged a partnership with global reinsurance business Munich Re to provide a service that will allow mortgage brokers...
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Westpac closes “disappointing chapter” as it settles $1.3 billion Austrac fine
Westpac will pay a $1.3 billion civil penalty fine in relation to its breaches in anti-money laundering and while the fine was...
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SocietyOne secures mortgage broker partnership
SocietyOne has forged a partnership with Australian Finance Group, as it sees opportunities in the mortgage market that will...
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