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People Power: The Changing Face of Customer-Owned Lenders

People power: The changing face of customer-owned lenders subscribe A A The mutuals have undergone a huge amount of change in the past year, with lenders merging, new tech being released, and brokers highly rating their experiences with them.  In December 2020, as Australia was closing off one of the most disruptive years on record, the Customer Owned Banking Association was holding its annual conference. It was here when the deputy chair of the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA), John Lonsdale, warned that change may need to come in the mutual bank space in order for the sector to survive. Noting that the coronavirus pandemic had resulted in a (somewhat short-lived) economic downturn and increased the need for lenders to have a digital offering, Mr Lonsdale suggested that a large number of the small banks – and not only mutuals – have business models that were “challenged” in the current environment.

Brokerage officially launches white-label loan

Brokerage officially launches white-label loan subscribe A A North Sydney-based brokerage Shore Financial has officially launched its white-label mortgage, Shore Private, powered by Australian Mortgage. The Shore Private offering has been developed and piloted by Shore Financial for the past two years. Available to Shore Financial brokers, the white label utilises artificial intelligence via the Intelligent Credit solution, powered by non-bank lender Australian Mortgage (which was recently acquired by Volt Bank). The technology can reportedly provide personalised interest rates to broker customers, and approve a mortgage in less than 15 minutes, by harnessing algorithmic-based credit assessment software, utilising live banking feeds, and automated valuations from property market data.

BNPL giant to be bought in record-breaking deal

BNPL giant to be bought in record-breaking deal
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ASIC clarifies deferred sales rules for add-on insurance

ASIC clarifies deferred sales rules for add-on insurance By Annie Kane 30 July 2021 The financial services regulator has released examples of how the incoming rules for add-on insurance will work for CCI, among other credit insurances. The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) has released a new regulatory guide – RG 275 – to detail how it will implement the new deferred sales model for add-on insurance. The new regime, which will commence on 5 October 2021, requires a clear four-day pause between when a customer enters a commitment to acquire a principal product or service, and when they are offered or sold an add-on insurance product.

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