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AFG
Over the past 12 months, AFG has underperformed S&P/ASX 300, delivering a return of -50% compared to S&P/ASX 300's 4% drop.
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Australian Finance Group Ltd
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Australian Finance Group is a mortgage aggregation business in Australia. It sits between lenders and independent finance brokers, giving brokers access to home loans, commercial loans, and other lending products from many banks and non-bank lenders. The company also provides the software, compliance support, training, and administrative tools brokers need to run their businesses and match borrowers with suitable loan products. Its main customers are mortgage brokers and, indirectly, the people and businesses those brokers serve. AFG earns money mainly through commissions and other fees tied to loans written through its broker network, plus income from the services and technology it supplies to brokers. In simple terms, it helps lenders reach more borrowers through brokers, while helping brokers compare products and place loans more efficiently. What makes AFG's model different is that it does not usually lend money itself. Instead, it acts as a distribution and support layer in the lending market, connecting lenders, brokers, and borrowers. That gives it a role in the mortgage value chain that is tied to transaction flow and broker activity rather than owning a large loan book.