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Video podcast: What’s Making Headlines – will the next rate...

by Annie Kane • 12 Dec 2025
Welcome to The Adviser’s What’s Making Headlines podcast, your go-to source for the week’s biggest stories in... READ MORE

Apollo surpasses $1bn settlement milestone

by Reporter • 12 Dec 2025
Brokers have settled more than $1 billion in Apollo loans – the co-created lending solution by LMG and Athena – in... READ MORE

ASIC outlines key obligations for private credit

by Ben Squires • 10 Dec 2025
A new catalogue from the regulator has provided both retail and wholesale private credit funds with a summary of their... READ MORE

Arrests made after Bendigo Bank identifies potential money laundering

by Annie Kane • 8 Dec 2025
Four arrests have been made in relation to alleged money laundering activity at one of its branches. READ MORE

Video podcast: What’s Making Headlines – controversy with the...

by Annie Kane • 5 Dec 2025
Welcome to The Adviser’s What’s Making Headlines podcast, your go-to source for the week’s biggest stories in... READ MORE

ING opens up self-employed policy

by Annie Kane • 5 Dec 2025
ING Australia has expanded its self-employed lending policy, introducing new income verification options and loosening... READ MORE

RACQ sells lending and deposit book

by Annie Kane • 4 Dec 2025
More than 90,000 customers from RACQ will soon be moved to another lender, following RACQ’s decision to sell its $2.7... READ MORE

Wisr launches secured motorcycle loans

by Ben Squires • 4 Dec 2025
The offering comes in response to broker feedback and consumer demand. READ MORE

Women in Finance Podcast: Shifting the dial – How ANZ is...

by Annie Kane • 3 Dec 2025
Momentum Media was proud to bring the Women in Finance community together for the 2025 Women in Finance Summit and... READ MORE

ANZ suggests it is the end of the easing cycle

by Annie Kane • 2 Dec 2025
The major bank has adjusted its cash rate trajectory, so it now includes an ‘extended hold’ at 3.60 per cent rather... READ MORE