Retail Finance Intelligence (RFI), Feb 2012, Pages: 25
A monthly report covering the Australian home and investmentmortgage market.
RFI’s monthly market reports provide a brief monthly overview of the available market data for various areas of retail
IBISWorld, Sep 2011, Pages: 38
The IBISWorld Mortgage Industry in Australia report comprises the mortgage lending activities of authorised deposit-taking institutions (ADIs). ADIs include banks, building societies and credit
Datamonitor, Sep 2011
?The large proportion of investmentproperties in Australia could lead to wilder swings in prices
-The Australian mortgage market will gradually adapt
?Despite spiraling property prices housing costs have been
Retail Finance Intelligence (RFI), Dec 2009, Pages: 27
a lender is chosen and Gen Y’s stance on propertyinvestment.
Scope and methodology
The report uses data from a June 2009 survey of mortgage holders conducted by RFI.
This survey:
- Is nationally
Datamonitor, Aug 2010, Pages: 65
Housing affordability and undersupply are currently key factors for the mortgage market
Housing undersupply is chronic in some areas of Australia
Housing undersupply in certain areas can be ameliorated
Retail Finance Intelligence (RFI), Oct 2009, Pages: 13
the market has bottomed out
Line of credit loans more popular
Growing trend towards using own property as security for investment
Conclusion Targeting Property Investors for Mortgages
Datamonitor, Jan 2009, Pages: 75
Australia has internationally high levels of investmentproperty ownership, and investor loans constitute a significant proportion of the mortgage market. However, the currently turbulent global
Datamonitor, Dec 2009, Pages: 119
and developments
CBA and Westpac have tightened their grip on the mortgage market
Each major banks' mortgage customers have distinct attributes
NAB customers are more likely to have investmentproperties
Retail Finance Intelligence (RFI), March 2009, Pages: 40
favoured variable rate loans. Borrowers' preference for variable mortgages may help Australia weather the global financial crisis, as financial cost reductions can be passed onto the public at a relatively
Barnes Reports, Dec 2009, Pages: 104
- Property Insurance Carriers
- Investment Advisors
U.S. Census Categories
NAICS 52231 - Mortgage & Non-Mortgage Loan Brokers is comparable to:
100% of SIC 6163 - Mortgage & Non-Mortgage Loan Brokers
Sub
Datamonitor, April 2008, Pages: 107
Reverse mortgages have become more common but are still a small niche product 46
Competitive Dynamics 48
Pricing has been subjected to considerable competitive pressure in Australia 48
Non-bank lenders
Datamonitor, July 2008, Pages: 69
, credit card and mortgage product areas.
Highlights of this title
While some financial institutions may think that the online financial services market in Australia is in its infancy, results show
Global Industry Analysts, Inc., Jan 2009, Pages: 198
: Loan & Acceptances, and Securitized Loans Market
in Australia (2004): Percentage Breakdown by Bank/Service -
CBA, NAB, WBC, ANZ, SGB, and Others 125
Table 141: Mortgages of Owner Occupied Property
Global Industry Analysts, Inc., March 2008, Pages: 576
Group, Inc., Assicurazioni Generali, Aviva Plc, CGU Insurance, China Pacific Property Insurance Co., Ltd., Chubb Corp., Groupama, ING Group NV, Insurance Australia Group Ltd., Liberty Mutual Group, Legal
Barnes Reports, Jan 2007, Pages: 104
Carriers
- Investment Advisors
Sub-Industries
- Loan brokers
- Agents, farm or business loan
- Brokers, farm or business loan
- Loan agents
- Mortgage brokers arranging for loans, using money of others
John Wiley and Sons Ltd, Nov 2011, Pages: 500
at leading business schools in the U.S., Singapore, Australia, and India.
Dr. Parameswaran obtained his Ph.D. in Finance from the Fuqua School of Business at Duke University in North Carolina, U.S.A. He
Mergent, June 2008, Pages: 36
This report updates the previous Asia-Pacific Property report, focusing on the markets in Australia, China, Hong Kong, India, Japan, South Korea and Taiwan
Current Environment - Key Points
Key Note Publications Ltd, Oct 2008, Pages: 222
mortgages and home-reversion plans. A lifetime mortgage enables the homeowner to borrow a percentage of the property's value without any repayments until death or sale. Home-reversion plans allow homeowners
