Malavika Santhebennur

Malavika Santhebennur

AUTHOR | No. of articles: 727

Malavika Santhebennur is a content specialist at Momentum Media, focusing on mortgages and finance writing.

Before joining Momentum Media in 2019, Malavika held roles with Money Management and Benchmark Media, where she was writing about financial services.


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ME joins uno’s lender panel

The non-major has joined an online mortgage broker’s lender panel.

LENDER • Tue, 15 Oct 2019

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One-man broker firms untenable

A Sydney-based broker opines that broker firms need a team of brokers to operate efficiently as home loan applications become more complex.

BROKER • Sun, 13 Oct 2019

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Non-bank lender launches new loan product

A non-bank lender has announced that it is piloting a new loan product that will enable small businesses access to credit without needing a mortgage for security against ...

LENDER • Thu, 10 Oct 2019

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Aggregator pushes for broker wellbeing

The CEO of a mortgage aggregator has stressed the importance of mental health among mortgage brokers on World Mental Health Day.

AGGREGATOR • Wed, 09 Oct 2019

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Non-major appoints interim CFO

MyState Bank has appointed Gary Dickson to the role of interim CFO.

LENDER • Tue, 08 Oct 2019

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Short-term lender launches in-house auditorium

HomeSec Business Finance has announced the opening of a $650,000 conference facility for use by brokers and broking groups.   

LENDER • Mon, 07 Oct 2019

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Smartphone enters consumer finance market

Smartphone brand realme will enter the consumer finance market in Australia through Make It Mine.

GROWTH • Mon, 07 Oct 2019

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Lenders keen on FHB loan deposit scheme consultation

The National Housing Finance and Investment Corporation has seen strong interest from brokers as it seeks feedback on the implementation of the First Home Loan Deposit ...

LENDER • Sun, 06 Oct 2019

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Banks back funding financial counselling

The ABA has supported recommendations for the big four banks to partly fund the financial counselling sector.

LENDER • Sun, 06 Oct 2019

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