Mortgage

Aug
28

Non-bank lender Firstmac prices $1.2 billion Residential Mortgage-Backed Securities issue

Firstmac has dispelled fears about weakness in the Residential Mortgage-Backed Securities (RMBS) market by successfully pricing a $1.2 billion issue at a tight yield. 

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Aug
23

Moneysoft delivers open banking win for financial advisers and superannuation funds, powered by Envestnet | Yodlee

Moneysoft is working with accredited data recipient Envestnet® | Yodlee® to access open banking data under Australia’s Consumer Data Right (CDR).

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Aug
21

Compare n Save integrates with MacroBusiness to provide a hassle-free loan comparison solution

Compare n Save, a mortgage broking Fintech, have launched its integration with Australia’s leading business and investment blog, MacroBusiness.

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Aug
17

Fifo Capital empowers mortgage brokers to conquer the commercial market with new tech and training program

Fifo Capital has launched a revolutionary Fast-Track Training Program that empowers mortgage brokers to conquer the commercial market.

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Aug
10

The FinTech Report Podcast: Episode 40: Anthony Baum, Founder & CEO, Tic:Toc

“Banking will split into three categories: Brand, Technology and Balance Sheet… Open Banking is better than CCR, and calculators are redundant.”

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Aug
07

Fintechs again feature in the 2023 Australian Mortgage Awards

The 2023 Australian Mortgage Awards are back again for another year and once again Australian fintech companies are featured amongst the finalists.

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Jul
05

Despite low awareness, Australians prefer Open Banking: Frollo

The latest research from Frollo shows that 55% of Australians have never heard of Open Banking, and only 18% have at least a basic understanding of the concept.

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Apr
20

Will your mortgage processing win new customers, as we approach the ‘fixed-rate cliff’?

With a swathe of fixed-rate loans due to expire by the end of 2023, and borrowers on variable loans keen to find a better deal as rates rise, competition amongst financial institutions will intensify.

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