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In case you missed it (week ending 12 August)

by Kate Aubrey9 minute read

In case you missed it this week, Anja Pannek was named MFAA chief executive, while aggregator heads reflect on Mike Felton’s legacy, the ATO cash grab could spark further insolvencies, CBA CEO acknowledges brokers, and submissions open for Women in Finance Awards 2022.

Anja Pannek named MFAA CEO 

The Mortgage & Finance Association of Australia has named former PLAN CEO Anja Pannek as its next CEO.

Aggregator heads reflect on Mike Felton’s legacy

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As Mike Felton commences his last month as MFAA CEO, aggregator heads have been paying homage to his legacy.

ATO cash grab could spark further insolvencies 

With the pandemic measures easing off, the Tax Office has come out swinging for debt that was put on hold, adding pressure on stretched SMEs.

CBA CEO acknowledges brokers

Commonwealth Bank’s Matt Comyn has reported a lift in home lending and acknowledged the “important partnership” of the broker channel.

Submissions open for Women in Finance Awards 2022

Nominations and submissions have now opened across 28 categories for the sixth annual Women in Finance Awards.

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