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| | | ... are focused on reducing risk in their loan books. In a falling property market, it's not surprising we're seeing lenders retreat from this type of lending," Tindall said. The SMSF lending sector is shifting from traditional banks to non-bank ... |
| | | | ... the commercial market is looking for high-tech, low emissions tenancies. What's more, we can access cheaper finance from lenders who view high-quality building projects as low-risk assets," he said. Cbus has about $5 billion of property investments via ... |
| | | | ... credit. It has deployed about $100 million in credit assets in Australia and the US, sourced from traditional non-bank lenders as well as fintechs. It currently invests in senior and mezzanine debt in assets like short-term mortgages, small business ... |
| | | | ... bank with, despite the new Code having been tailored specifically to the types of banks within its membership. "Other lenders are offering similar products however the standards are not the same, which creates both confusion for customers and a loophole ... |
| | | | ... said. "The power of the 'trusted business partner' will be realised through alliances with mortgage brokers, specialist lenders, investment managers, insurers, corporate solicitors, and many more; underpinning new services and facilities, that in turn ... |
| | | | ... long-term needs or financial objectives were not adequately documented in almost all the loan files ASIC reviewed. ASIC found lenders focused primarily on the borrower's short-term objectives and little to no attention was paid to their possible ... |
| | | | ... uk.lalalay.com reveals that: "Spanish banks are owed $83.3bn by Turkish borrowers, French banks are owed $38.4bn and Italian lenders $17bn in a mix of local and foreign currencies." Deeper still, below is the list of banks most exposed to Turkey as compiled ... |
| | | | ... and the continuous weakness of the unit market in inner-city Brisbane should have raised red flags for developers and lenders," Peleg said. "What we are seeing now is the realisation of the risk that should have been identified at least a couple of years ... |
| | | | ... and the continuous weakness of the unit market in inner-city Brisbane should have raised red flags for developers and lenders," Peleg said. "What we are seeing now is the realisation of the risk that should have been identified at least a couple of years ... |
| | | | Issuance of residential mortgage-backed securities hit record levels in Australia last year, led by non-bank lenders. And even though the residential mortgage-backed security pool is ripe for picking by fixed income and debt managers, challenges surround ... |
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