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Market Report - Mortgages in Australia - Aarkstore.com

Market Report - Mortgages in Australia - Aarkstore.com


Introduction

This report analyzes the Australian mortgage market, with a focus on key issues for mortgage providers. These include higher funding costs, a changing regulatory environment, and challenges to public perception.

Features and benefits


* The report uses statistical data as well as interviews with bank executives.

* Provides discussion and analysis of several key issues facing Australian mortgage lenders.

* Analyzes changes in the competitive environment for mortgages.

* Discusses changing consumer preferences for mortgages.

* Includes market share data of the major competitors.

Highlights

The regulatory changes will have profound effects on the mortgage broker channel. Because of economies of scale and the advantage of being able to more closely work with major lenders, there has been a trend of consolidation of mortgage brokers and aggregators over the last several years.

There are several indications that fee income from mortgages will come under even further pressure; housing affordability is at an all-time low, the online channel has the potential to provide easier price-comparison and switching, and the number of new lending commitments is forecasted to be relatively weak.

The difficulty of sourcing funds at a competitive rate has restricted the near-term ability for new entrants in the Australian mortgage market, as well as leaving smaller lenders hamstrung. In the short term, wholesale funding is expected to continue being tight according to industry analysts.

Your key questions answered

* How has the mortgage market changed over the last year?

* How have market shares and competitor positioning changed over the last year?

* What developments are forecasted in the mortgage market and how can they be anticipated?

* How can mortgage providers more effectively market their product?

* How is the aftermath of the global financial crisis affecting the Australian mortgage market?

Table of Contents :

Executive Summary

Funding costs, regulations, and brand image are key issues for providers

Funding costs have increased and become less predictable

There are upcoming changes to the regulations regarding mortgages

The public perception of banks poses a challenge

The mortgage market in 2010 has been uncertain

Mortgages have grown smoothly over the last decade

Lending commitments have faltered in 2010 for several reasons

The composition of lending commitments has changed

The major banks continue jockeying for position

CBA and Westpac have come to dominate the market

Some financial institutions have grown their loan portfolios in 2010 despite a lackluster year

There are few substantial threats to the current bank dominance

OVERVIEW

Catalyst

Summary

FUNDING COSTS, REGULATIONS, AND BRAND IMAGE ARE KEY ISSUES FOR PROVIDERS

Regulatory changes are a key issue for mortgage providers

There have been recent changes to the regulations regarding mortgages

Regulatory changes impose compliance costs and can change the competitive landscape

Regulatory changes will benefit larger institutions

Funding costs have increased and become less predictable

Funding costs have increased as wholesale funding has become more expensive

Banks have become less reliant on short-term debt funding

Bank funding costs no longer follow the cash rate as closely

The public perception of banks poses a challenge

Rate rises above the RBA cash rate have caused a community backlash

Banks should strive to handle their public relations better

The global financial crisis has raised discussion regarding the role of the financial system

Mortgage fees may come under further pressure

THE MORTGAGE MARKET IN 2010 HAS BEEN UNCERTAIN

Mortgages have grown smoothly over the last decade, but several key factors have changed

Over the last five years outstanding mortgages have grown at a steady pace

Business lending has been much more affected by the crisis than residential mortgages

The proportion of mortgages held by investors has returned to around 30%

Banks domination of credit aggregates has been hastened by the financial crisis

Securitization has been stagnant despite government support

Lending commitments have faltered in 2010 for several reasons

Total bank lending has slumped since 2008

Mortgage lending commitments have slowed down in 2010 after a surprisingly active 2009

The number of mortgage lending commitments has dropped

Affordability remains a key issue for consumers

The composition of lending commitments has changed

The surge of first-home buyers has ebbed away since its peak in 2009

Investor activity has been muted in 2010

Fixed rate loans remain unpopular due to a complex set of circumstances

Refinancing activity has rebounded somewhat in 2010

THE MAJOR BANKS CONTINUE JOCKEYING FOR POSITION

The Australian mortgage market effectively now has three tiers of competitors

CBA and Westpac have come to dominate the market

ANZ and NAB are struggling to catch up, but lack acquisitive targets

All other lenders constitute a small fraction of the market

Some financial institutions have grown their loan portfolios in 2010, despite a lackluster year

Overall mortgages are forecasted to grow by 7% in 2010

ANZ has achieved strong growth both for owner-occupier and investor loans

Bankwest and Bank of Queensland have achieved over-average growth

There are few substantial threats to the current bank dominance

Global liquidity constrains the ability for new entrants in the market

The financial crisis has illustrated how the larger Australian banks have an added institutional advantage

Government pledges to strengthen credit unions and regional banks are designed to challenge the majors

APPENDIX

Data tables

Methodology

Further reading

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