The non-bank lender’s appointment follows a breakout year of expansion and record settlement volumes.
MA Money has been appointed to the Money Quest Group (MQG) lender panel, joining the national brokerage network’s line-up of over 80 finance providers.
Money Quest Group (MQG) welcomed MA Money – a non-bank lender specialising in residential and commercial loans - to its panel.
MQG, which supports a network of more than 640 brokers across six brands, said the partnership builds on its strategy of offering diverse lending solutions backed by responsive service.
General manager, business development at Money Quest, Adrian Fisher, said the lender’s inclusion would provide strong value to both brokers and clients.
“We’re excited to welcome MA Money to the panel and look forward to the value they will bring to our brokers and their customers alike,” Fisher said.
“MA Money’s flexible approach to credit, breadth of product offering and focus on service align well with what our brokers and their customers are looking for.”
The company said the move would complement its “big enough to matter, small enough to care” mantra, which emphasises hands-on support, while leveraging national reach.
MA Money builds broker distribution
MA Money said the appointment would strengthen its distribution footprint and connect it with one of the most established networks in the country.
National sales manager at MA Money, Tim Lemon, said the collaboration reflected both organisations’ shared focus on flexibility, efficiency, and outcomes-driven service.
“The partnership with Money Quest Group will deliver access to our flexible non-bank lending solutions for one of Australia’s leading boutique mortgage broking groups,” Lemon said.
“MA Money has been added to the panel for its residential and commercial lending solutions supported by common-sense credit assessment, competitive pricing, and streamlined credit processes with fast turnaround times.”
He added that the partnership underscored a joint commitment to supporting brokers in diverse lending scenarios.
“We’re proud to be partnering with Money Quest Group and supporting their broker network with flexible solutions, consistent credit outcomes and a strong focus on service,” he said.
“This partnership reflects a shared commitment to helping brokers deliver strong outcomes for their customers, particularly where traditional bank policies may not apply.”
MA Money’s inclusion follows a year of record volume for the lender, which settled more than $600 million in loans in December 2025 alone.
The company also diversified its offerings in October, with the launch of commercial and bridging loan products.
Partnerships of this kind highlight how aggregators are broadening their panels to include non-bank lenders, as credit policy tightening continues across mainstream institutions.
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