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Discover some of the top news stories impacting the mortgages space in this weekly wrap-up. You can read the full stories here:  Housing values sink for first time since 2020 Australia’s housing b

The initial use case for the A$DC was onboarding into crypto. Now it’s extending to collecting government revenue, carbon trading and, ultimately, buying NFTs.

The APRA chair has said smaller banks have been able to gain market share despite increased regulations, but shareholders’ returns have been drained. APRA chair Waye Bres has considered a balance be

Climate fury has boiled over at The Australian Financial Review Banking Summit with protesters inside and outside the event taking aim at the big banks.

Apra warns coming years ‘will be far from plain sailing’ as it flags concern over banking sector’s response to climate change risk

Lenders will soon start seeing increasing losses from home loan portfolios as some borrowers suffer “sizeable repayment shock, ” APRA chair Wayne Byres has said. Speaking at the Financial Review

The Albanese government has been put on notice by the banking industry that it needs to urgently address the shortage of skilled workers.

The Albanese government must prioritise attracting skilled and unskilled workers to Australia or risk acute labour shortages further curtailing the economic recovery, banking leaders say.

The major bank has said that brokers play “an important role” in supporting customers in the current environment. The Commonwealth Bank of Australia’s executive general manager of home buying, D

The Australian Financial Review Banking Summit has heard warnings that business investment, performance and growth will be held back by the critical shortages of skilled and unskilled workers.