Will Paige
Financial Journalist at TMT Finance
Analyst at @IntelInsider | Published in @thesundaytimes @MorningstarInc @Telegraph + more | Gold Standard @NewsAssociates
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3 weeks ago |
theadviser.com.au | Will Paige
••6 minute read The new facility will help the company meet rising demand for different lending options. Private credit provider Msquared Capital has secured a $150 million warehouse facility in partnership with an unnamed ‘leading Australian bank’. Msquared said the financing would be used to help it meet rising demand from brokers and borrowers seeking lending options across residential, industrial, and commercial property.
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3 weeks ago |
theadviser.com.au | Will Paige
••7 minute read The interest rate easing cycle has led to a heightened risk of scams, according to ANZ. Australia and New Zealand Banking Group (ANZ) has urged customers to be wary of a rise in scam activity following the recent decision by the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) to reduce the cash rate by 25 bps. The bank said it was the sort of event that cyber criminals often look to exploit by posing as financial institutions or advisers in an attempt to steal money.
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3 weeks ago |
theadviser.com.au | Will Paige
••7 minute read The specialist lender is piloting a new tech platform that uses AI to support borrowers in fully understanding their obligations before committing to loans. Non-bank lender RedZed has begun the pilot of a new technology platform that aims to help borrowers better understand their financial commitments when taking out loans. RedZed, which focuses on lending to the self-employed, developed the AI-supported platform with education start-up Humbli.
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3 weeks ago |
theadviser.com.au | Will Paige
••7 minute read More small businesses are looking for funding amid growing cost flow pressures, according to Prospa. Two-thirds of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) have experienced cash flow stress in the past year, leading many to seek external funding to bridge the gap, according to non-bank lender Prospa.
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3 weeks ago |
theadviser.com.au | Will Paige
••8 minute read The finance industry has warned that limited transparency in private lending is damaging confidence in the market and making it harder to effectively monitor the space. The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) has received a broad range of feedback as part of its review into private markets – including private credit – with respondents singling out a lack of transparency as an area of concern.
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