Annie Kane

1 day ago | theadviser.com.au | Robyn Tongol |Annie Kane

••3 minute read Welcome to The Adviser’s What’s Making Headlines podcast, your go-to source for the week’s biggest stories in finance and real estate, distilled into bite-sized insights. Join commercial content writer Ben Squires and senior journalist Will Paige as they review the news of the week. This week, they discuss: You’re out of free articles for this month Username or Email Keep me signed in on this device.

1 day ago | theadviser.com.au | Annie Kane

••10 minute read Resimac’s general manager for distribution and a regional sales manager have stepped down from their roles to focus full time on running a peak performance brand. Chris Paterson, Resimac’s general manager of distribution, and Rodney Cottam, its regional sales manager for NSW, the ACT, & Queensland, are marking their final day at the non-bank lender today (24 April) as they leave the non-bank to lead peak performance brand Run Rocket Run.

2 days ago | theadviser.com.au | Annie Kane

••4 minute read With the world of broking being as busy as ever, it’s crucial that brokers ensure they can deal with the stress of a constant barrage of phone calls, emails, and meetings. We find out what brokers do to de-stress and unwind. Find out what other brokers do to unwind and de-stress in The Adviser’s videos or learn more about how Australian mortgage and finance brokers are running their businesses and supporting Australian borrowers in The Adviser’s podcasts.

2 days ago | theadviser.com.au | Annie Kane

••9 minute read With due diligence having been completed on another mutual merger, both boards are now recommending that the deal proceed. The boards of both Regional Australia Bank and Summerland Bank have given the green light for the proposed merger to proceed to the next steps, following the completion of a successful “intensive, independently conducted” due diligence process.

2 days ago | theadviser.com.au | Ben Squires |Annie Kane

••8 minute read The big four banks have seen their share of lodgements from AFG brokers dip during the third quarter of FY25. Australia’s big four banks have seen their share of lodgements from Australian Finance Group (AFG) brokers once again dip below 60 per cent, falling to 59.9 per cent during the third quarter of the financial year ending 30 June 2025 (FY25).