LATEST PODCAST: Broker remuneration and major banks

By Annie Kane

26 November 2018 |

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The Mortgage Business Uncut podcast is your weekly analysis of the biggest themes shaping the Australian mortgages market.

Join Alex Whitlock, Annie Kane and Charbel Kadib as they delve into the latest themes and developments in the home loan market.

In this episode, they discuss the seventh round of the financial services royal commission, what some of the major bank CEOs are saying about broker remuneration and Alex's letter to CBA CEO Matt Comyn.

This week they discuss…

Why Alex wrote the letter to Matt Comyn
The impacts of changing broker commissions
A new whitepaper being undertaken by Momentum Intelligence

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Annie Kane

Annie Kane is the managing editor of Momentum's mortgages titles: The Adviser and Mortgage Business.

As well as writing about the Australian broking industry, the mortgage market, financial regulation, fintechs and the wider lending landscape – Annie is also the host of the Elite Broker and In Focus podcasts and The Adviser Live webcasts.

Annie has a degree in English Literature and Music from the University of Sheffield and is a Mental Health First Aider (MHFAider®).

Email Annie at: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

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