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Defaults rise across Australia

by Staff Reporter • 31 Oct 2007
Credit defaults have increased dramatically over the past 12 months as rising interest rates and income hardships hit... READ MORE
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Low doc loans still popular despite rate increases

by Staff Reporter • 29 Oct 2007
The low doc loan market grew by 26 per cent to reach $8.4 billion last year, despite being hampered by surging... READ MORE
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Sub-prime bomb stoppable with risk analysis

by Staff Reporter • 26 Oct 2007
The US sub-prime contagion was predictable ten months before it occurred if banks fund managers and insurers had... READ MORE
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GMAC-RFC pilot program takes flight

by Staff Reporter • 26 Oct 2007
Selected brokers from the FAST, Astute and The Mortgage Professionals aggregation groups will take part in... READ MORE
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CPI figures point to pending rate rise

by Staff Reporter • 24 Oct 2007
The September quarter’s CPI figures indicated a 0.7 per cent rise in headline inflation for an annual rate of 1.9 per... READ MORE
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Markets could recover by Christmas

by Staff Reporter • 15 Oct 2007
Tightening global liquidity has rattled Australia's lending industry, with rising funding costs disrupting the... READ MORE
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Smartline taps into financial services sector for growth

by Staff Reporter • 12 Oct 2007
Smartline has announced plans to boost its national presence to 300 franchises over the next five years — and is... READ MORE
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A Northern Rock in Australia?

by Staff Reporter • 4 Oct 2007
As funding costs continue to rise, some are questioning whether Australian lenders are vulnerable to the same fate as... READ MORE
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Capital First sells $620 million loan book to Firstfolio

by Staff Reporter • 11 Sep 2007
Capital First has completed its transition to a non-conforming lender, agreeing to sell its $620 million prime... READ MORE
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Rates stable, for now

by Staff Reporter • 5 Sep 2007
Despite continued strong economic growth, the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) has left interest rates unchanged. READ MORE