What was already one of this year’s biggest stories in the mortgage and finance space continued to unfold this week, with confirmation that major aggregator Finsure has terminated its sub-aggregation agreement with Hai Money.
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But what does this mean for the more than 200 mortgage brokers operating under Hai Money’s licence at the time of termination?
The Adviser’s editor Annie Kane, senior journalist Charlie Tchetchenian, and commercial content writer Ben Squires unpack the latest developments on this episode of What’s Making Headlines – your weekly wrap-up of all the news shaping the mortgage and finance broking space.
They also discuss:
- Recent fraud arrests and what aggregators do to check compliance.
- Broker backlash as the latest CSLR levies land on desks.
- New CPI data and what it means for next week’s rate decision.
And much more!
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