Financing Your Next Big Project: Build Investor and Funder Confidence
10th Dec 2024

With heightened risk in the construction sector, lenders are continuing to exercise greater caution, meticulously evaluating every aspect of a project before committing resources. Given the critical role of investment and finance in real estate and property development, a lack of funding or excessive cost-of-capital could spell doom for construction projects before they even clear the approval stage.

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Mortgage arrears accelerate as the impact of interest rate rises becomes more pronounced

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Nearly a quarter of mortgage surveyed brokers expect to take on more refinancing loans this year

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As the Government flags new regulations for the buy now, pay later (BNPL) sector, the question of how to mitigate risk has been the cause of much conjecture.

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The long-anticipated insolvency backlog ‘tsunami’ may finally be coming to shore.

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One year ago, the warning signs for Australia's construction industry were evident. Our data showed that construction industry insolvencies would be on the rise and that small construction business operators were dipping into their personal finances to keep their operations afloat.

Fast forward one year.

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The oil and gas giant receives up to 1,000 fuel card applications a month from transport operators around Australia and New Zealand.

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Business credit demand decreased year-on-year in the December quarter, with commercial enquiry volumes falling across all product types.

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Mortgage demand continues to fall, while personal loan arrears suggest further financial turbulence ahead

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Equifax Group Managing Director, Melanie Cochrane, explains why financial inclusion should be a top-of-mind issue as Australia braces for an economic slowdown. The vulnerability of financially excluded groups who struggle to access credit  is likely to escalate with increased pressures on household budgets. With limited or no access to the credit system, it's harder for Australians to start or grow a business or take control of their financial wellbeing in a way that contributes to the broader economy.

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