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The Mortgage & Finance Association of Australia (MFAA) recently released a report on how the mortgage broking industry is driving value for customers and competition for the benefit of all Australians.
From a statement by MFAA CEO, Mike Felton:
“I have stated publicly many times that the broker channel is now systemically important to the Australian economy, and as such, increased scrutiny is entirely appropriate. Indeed, I welcome anyone who wishes to scrutinise our industry, because the relevant data portrays an industry that helps customers and drives competition to the benefit of all consumers.”
Read the full statement here
A summary of the report: 060618 Mortgage Broking A Different Lens Fact Sheet Members
Source: Mortgage & Finance Association of Australia
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