Finsure Group has hit three major milestones in its latest half-yearly results, including a record loan book of $155 billion, record monthly settlements of $7.2 billion, and a broker network that has now grown to more than 4,000 members.
The results come as Australia’s mortgage market shows signs of rebounding in the wake of recent rate cuts, with refinancing, broker-originated lending and aggregator growth outpacing the broader market.
CEO Simon Bednar (pictured) said the group was approaching its 15th year with strong momentum.
“Just over a year ago we achieved our monthly settlement record by reaching $5 billion, so to have now exceeded $7 billion is hard to fathom,” Bednar said.
Bednar noted that growth has carried into the new financial year.
“Even more exciting is that the momentum has continued in July, as we’ve received our highest number of lodgements with circa $10 billion in applications,” he said.
“But we’re not resting on our laurels. By December 2026, we firmly believe we’ll be supporting more than 5,000 brokers and will have our loan book reach $190 billion.”
Bednar added the results highlight the strength of broker support for Finsure’s model.
“Considering we’re still yet to reach our 15th year in business, it highlights how supportive mortgage brokers have been of our offering and vindicates our decision to do things differently from our competitors,” he said.
Finsure has grown its broker network by more than 28% over the past 18 months, which Bednar said reflects both broker demand and the Group’s broker-first philosophy.
“Since Finsure was established in 2011, we have been committed to offering the strongest value proposition for our brokers and will continue to do so,” he said.
Bednar said the group remains focused on scaling technology and support services for brokers.
“We continue to invest heavily in the latest technology, offer new support services, and grow our amazing team to deliver the best offering possible for our broker network,”he said.
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