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Vast majority of deferred loans back on track – peak body
by Ryan Smith |
28 Apr 2021
Nearly 1 million loans were deferred at the height of the pandemic, but only a fraction are still on hold
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This state leads the pack in outstanding loan deferrals
by Ryan Smith |
15 Feb 2021
Many borrowers are still on pause as the expiration of both deferrals and government assistance programs looms
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85% of COVID-deferred loans back on track – ABA
by Ryan Smith |
12 Feb 2021
Loan deferrals have plummeted from June peak
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Removing the barriers
by MPA |
18 Nov 2020
After years of heavy scrutiny of loan applications, the government is suggesting reforms that would see responsible lending obligations scrapped
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Enter the new era of open banking
by MPA |
17 Aug 2020
From 1 July, customers were able to start sharing their data as the next phase of open banking kicked in – but is it enough, and what will the new environment look like for mortgage brokers?
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The fight against COVID-19
by MPA |
27 Apr 2020
With the new coronavirus pandemic sweeping the globe, the RBA and the government have been putting measures in place to support continued lending and ready the economy for a tough year
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“Government has stepped up”: The new measures for the Australian economy
by Rebecca Pike |
20 Mar 2020
The RBA and government made announcements yesterday
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RC recommendations continue to become part of banks’ “operating fabric”
by Abel Riototar |
21 Aug 2019
Banks are moving forward to implement recommendations in order to win back public trust
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Consumers wait years for compensation following bank breaches
by Otiena Ellwand |
26 Sep 2018
CBA was the slowest of the big four at remediating customers at the end of an investigation, the ASIC review found
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Royal commission could prompt credit constraint: ABA CEO
by Abel Riototar |
05 Apr 2018
In a speech this week, the senior executive warned government not to add complexity to the loan assessment process