ASIC is reviewing how brokers meet their best interest duty, and the industry says the lowest rate is not always the right loan. The trade-off matters more as rates bite.
A $29.6 million payout to former franchisees raises questions about remuneration stability across the broker network that keeps rate competition alive.
Non-bank lenders are raising billions through securitisation. The question: does bigger funding mean cheaper loans, or just more capacity to lend at the same price?
A major broker-backed lender just matched its largest-ever funding deal despite property turnover sliding, here's what that capacity signal means for rate competition.
Another rate rise would hit recent borrowers hard while missing the households driving services inflation, the blunt instrument problem nobody's solving.
A non-bank lender's decision to consolidate broker and direct sales under one executive raises a question the industry hasn't settled: what happens when the channel distinction starts to blur?
One non-bank's milestone shows where the majors draw the line on development and complex property finance. The $10bn question is what happens when this tier tightens.