MA Cash cracks $1 billion barrier

MA Cash, a division of MA Monetary Group, has celebrated reaching a major milestone: $1 billion in settlements.

This achievement follows a powerful 12 months for the non-bank lender, marked by a 244% improve in its mortgage e book, with over $870 million added since its launch in November 2022.

Chris Wyke (pictured above), joint CEO of MA Monetary, mentioned the corporate was delighted to announce this essential milestone for MA Cash, which got here after 18 months of getting ready the enterprise for progress.

“Reaching $1 billion in settlements is tangible proof that we’re heading in the right direction with our methods, which prioritise a seamless expertise for brokers and versatile options for our clients with distinctive dwelling mortgage necessities,” Wykes mentioned.

Investing in third-party channel expertise

“The spectacular progress price of MA Cash positions us favourably to grasp our ambition of changing into considered one of Australia’s main non-bank monetary establishments.”

Wyke attributed MA Cash’s progress to strategic investments in programs and infrastructure, together with a digital utility system and integrations with e-signing, Digital ID, and CoreLogic.

“These applied sciences, together with a streamlined evaluation course of, allow us to course of functions rapidly, with a 48-hour service degree settlement (SLA) to conditional approval,” he mentioned.

“We’ve taken time to construct a really skilled and educated crew and improved our mortgage product providing available in the market.”

A constructive 12 months for MA Cash

The previous 12 months has been a usually constructive one for MA Cash.

This was preceded by the firm lodging document numbers within the wake of its acquisition by MA Monetary, attaining greater than 500% progress in lodgements over the six months ending June.

Once more, Wyke attributed this success to the constructive response from brokers to MA Cash’s expanded product choices and enhanced expertise platform.

“Lately, we additionally launched SMSF and Expat loans, prioritised providing aggressive charges and display agility to regulate insurance policies to offer extra flexibility when it is sensible to the enterprise and our clients.”

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