Accredited Lender Directory

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360 Asset Finance
Sister brand to 360 MMS in the same Melbourne group, offering asset and equipment finance beyond residential lending.
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360 MMS
Melbourne non-bank founded 2020 during COVID-19 by a team with over 50 years combined banking experience.
Ali Group
Ali Group
Founded 2003, a mortgage protection insurance leader backed by Zurich Australia; panel inclusion is for borrower protection.
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AMP
Heritage from the Australian Mutual Provident Society (1849); AMP Bank launched 1998 alongside wealth and insurance.
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ANZ
Traces to the 1835 Bank of Australasia; modern entity formed 1951, becoming ANZ Banking Group after a 1970 merger. Big Four bank.
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Aquamore
Founded 2016, a non-bank specialising in bridging and private credit, distributed only via brokers.
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Auswide Bank
Started 1966 as Burnett Permanent Building Society in Bundaberg; rebranded Auswide 2015, merged into MyState 2025.
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Axis Lending
Sydney-based finance company providing residential, investment, construction and SMSF mortgage solutions.
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Bank Australia
Formed 2015 from a mutual merger; roots trace back to a 1957 CSIRO credit society. First customer-owned bank in Australia.
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Bank of China
Australian subsidiary of Bank of China (founded 1912), operating locally under APRA authorisation.
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BankVic
Founded 28 August 1974 by roughly fifty Victorian police officers at Russell Street station; still member-owned, serving police, emergency and health workers.
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Bankwest
Began 1895 as the Agricultural Bank of WA; adopted the Bankwest name in 1991 and acquired by CBA in 2008.
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Bendigo
Descended from an 1858 gold-rush-era Bendigo building society; merged with Adelaide Bank in 2007.
BMM
Better Mortgage Management
Founded 1999, one of Australia’s longest-running mortgage managers; named MPA Non-Bank of the Year for 2013.
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Beyond Bank
Created in 2013 by merging three credit unions across SA, WA, ACT and NSW; a large customer-owned mutual bank.
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Bluebay
Founded 2008 within the ABN Group as an independent Australian-owned non-bank home loan alternative.
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Bluestone
Specialist residential mortgage lender launched 2000; Australasian operations acquired by Cerberus in 2021.
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Bridgit
Founded 2021 by broker Aaron Bassin and Nick Jacobs; a fintech specialist in bridging and equity release lending.
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Brighten
Launched 2017, backed by Real Asset Management Capital with LMI support from Goldman Sachs and Credit Suisse; focused on alt-doc lending.
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CBA
Established 1911 as a government-owned bank; opened first branch 1912 and privatised via ASX listing in 1996. Big Four bank.
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Deposit Power
More than 30 years issuing real estate deposit bonds; included on the panel for the deposit-bond product rather than home lending.
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First Federal
Non-bank lender branding itself around Australia’s Easiest Home Loan for residential and business borrowers.
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Firstmac
Established 1979 as a small family business; now Brisbane-based and the first non-bank granted an Australian banking licence.
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Gateway
Started 1955 when seventeen CBA and RBA staff met in a Sydney basement; among the oldest customer-owned banks in Australia.
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Granite
Non-bank owned by ColCap Financial Group (founded 2006), sitting beside Origin MMS — Australia’s oldest non-bank, established 1988.
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Great Southern Bank
Roots in a 1946 Queensland credit union; formed Credit Union Australia through 171+ mergers; rebranded June 2021. Largest customer-owned bank in Australia.
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Heartland Bank
Heritage back to an 1875 NZ building society; Heartland Bank Australia launched 2024 by acquiring Challenger Bank — the first NZ bank to buy an Australian bank.
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Household Capital
Founded 2016 by Joshua Funder to provide home equity access for older Australians in retirement.
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ING
Entered Australia in 1999 as ING DIRECT, the country’s first direct bank; rebranded ING in 2018. Subsidiary of the 1991-founded Dutch ING Group.
La Trobe
La Trobe Financial
Founded 1952, a Melbourne-headquartered non-bank mortgage and asset manager; Blackstone took a majority stake in 2016.
Latitude
Latitude Financial
Created in 2015 when KKR, Varde and Deutsche Bank bought GE Capital’s ANZ consumer finance business; ASX-listed 2021, providing personal loans, cards and retail finance.
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Liberty
Founded Melbourne 1997 as an independent non-bank; ASX-listed 2020, active across home, car, business and commercial lending.
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ME Bank
Grew out of industry-super-fund-owned Members Equity (1994), licensed as a bank in 2001; acquired by BOQ in 2021.
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MEZY
Trading as Mortgage Ezy; founded 1994 in Bundall on the Gold Coast as a long-running Big Four alternative.
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Moneyplace
Launched 2015 as a marketplace lender; acquired by Liberty in 2019 to broaden its personal lending reach.
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Move Bank
Started 1968 as the Railways Credit Union in Queensland; expanded across transport and energy, rebranding to MOVE Bank in 2021.
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My State
Formed 2009 by merging Tasmanian Perpetual Trustees with MyState Financial; absorbed Rock Building Society (2011) and Auswide Bank (2025).
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NAB
Descended from the 1858 National Bank of Australasia; today’s group formed by a 1981 merger with Commercial Banking Company of Sydney. Big Four bank.
ORDE
ORDE
Non-bank lender operating on a broker-first model across residential, alt-doc and commercial lending.
Paramount
Paramount
Founded October 2001 by MD Sean White; a Sydney-headquartered boutique private lending specialist.
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People First Bank
Formed 2023 by merging People’s Choice Credit Union with Heritage Bank; heritage combining an 1875 Toowoomba society and a 1949 credit union.
Pepper Money
Pepper Money
Established 2000 in North Sydney as a specialist residential mortgage lender; entered NZ in 2019 and marked 25 years in 2025.
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Plenti
Founded 2014 as RateSetter Australia, bringing peer-to-peer lending locally; rebranded and ASX-listed in 2020.
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Prime Capital
Founded 1997, a specialist commercial non-bank; nearly three decades of lending exceeding $3 billion to Australian SMBs.
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Resimac
Established 1985 as Resi Mortgage Corporation; now an ASX-listed non-bank operating across Australia and New Zealand.
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Riyadh
Australian non-bank financial services provider that began operations in 2019.
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St George
Established 1937 as a Sydney co-operative building society; merged with Advance Bank in 1997 and acquired by Westpac in 2008, retaining its brand.
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Thinktank
Founded 2006 as an independent non-bank property lender; added SMSF lending in 2013, residential in 2018, plus an asset management arm in 2017.
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ubank
NAB’s digital bank launched 2008; broadened in 2021 via the acquisition of rival 86 400.
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Valiant
Founded 2015; describes itself as Australia’s largest commercial finance brokerage, having funded over $3 billion for 35,000+ businesses through 90+ lenders.
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VMG
Victorian Mortgage Group has been providing home loan financing since 1946 — nearly 80 years — as a long-standing privately-owned residential non-bank.
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Westpac
Descended from the 1817 Bank of New South Wales, Australia’s earliest bank; adopted the Westpac name in 1982 after merging with the Commercial Bank of Australia. Big Four bank.
Wisr
Wisr
Established March 2018 by rebranding DirectMoney Finance; ASX-listed fintech consumer lender described as Australia’s first neo-lender.
WLTH
WLTH
Australian non-bank offering residential and investment home loans with a digital-first, broker-focused model.
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YourHAS
Home Affordability Solutions; a non-bank specialist enabling home ownership via low-deposit and family-assisted lending structures.

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