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Two of 22 Private Credit Funds Passed the Full Economic Benefit to Investors. REP 846 Never Mentions Brokers — but ASIC Says It Will Scrutinise the Whole Value Chain

Posted by matt reece | Nov 13, 2026 | Compliance |

ASIC’s REP 846 reviewed 24 private credit funds holding $18bn. What its fee, structure and disclosure findings mean for brokers placing commercial deals.

Australia Is One of Four OECD Countries Without a Permanent Credit Guarantee Scheme. The Productivity Commission Hasn’t Recommended One — It Has Asked for Evidence by 11 December

Posted by matt reece | Nov 12, 2026 | News |

The PC interim report names the $250k-$5m unsecured lending gap and puts a credit guarantee scheme in an information request. Submissions close 11 December.

Investor Loans Fell 30.6% in a Quarter While Owner-Occupier Fell 5.3%. Refinancing Fell Too — the Usual Offset Isn’t There

Posted by matt reece | Nov 12, 2026 | News |

ABS data shows the largest quarterly fall in new home lending on record. Investors drove about four-fifths of it, and refinancing fell in both segments.

AUSTRAC Told the FBAA It Didn’t Mean to Capture Asset Finance Broking. Item 4 of Table 6 Still Lists Asset Financing — and the Position Isn’t Confirmed

Posted by matt reece | Nov 11, 2026 | Compliance |

AUSTRAC has signalled ordinary commercial and asset finance broking sits outside Tranche 2. The position is unconfirmed, and acquisitions aren’t covered.

The FBAA Wants Broker Conduct in One National Register. ASIC Hears the Pitch on 16 November — and Instrument 2024/647 Already Lets Aggregators Ask

Posted by matt reece | Nov 11, 2026 | Compliance |

The FBAA has asked ASIC to consider a central broker conduct register. What is already on your record, and how to audit it before 16 November.

Author: matt reece

Two of 22 Private Credit Funds Passed the Full Economic Benefit to Investors. REP 846 Never Mentions Brokers — but ASIC Says It Will Scrutinise the Whole Value Chain

Australia Is One of Four OECD Countries Without a Permanent Credit Guarantee Scheme. The Productivity Commission Hasn’t Recommended One — It Has Asked for Evidence by 11 December

Investor Loans Fell 30.6% in a Quarter While Owner-Occupier Fell 5.3%. Refinancing Fell Too — the Usual Offset Isn’t There

AUSTRAC Told the FBAA It Didn’t Mean to Capture Asset Finance Broking. Item 4 of Table 6 Still Lists Asset Financing — and the Position Isn’t Confirmed

The FBAA Wants Broker Conduct in One National Register. ASIC Hears the Pitch on 16 November — and Instrument 2024/647 Already Lets Aggregators Ask

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