27.11.22 As seven rate hikes ripple through the economy, the earliest signs of mortgage stress are only starting to emerge. But bank watchers are warning that a normalisation of bad debts is coming.
Read the article18.11.22 Australians can dramatically reduce the financial pain caused by soaring interest rates by following a few important steps.
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14.2.22 Tic:Toc founder and CEO Anthony Baum has set down a pathway for the mortgage technology start-up to float on the Australian Securities Exchange, saying once $1.5 billion of mortgages a month are “touching the platform” it will be ready to become a public company.
Read this article24.11.21 The equity capital’s started flowing into Australian digital mortgages originator Tic:Toc. A few months after kicking off its Series D funding round, Tic:Toc’s upsized the deal to about $50 million and is said to be in the final stages of closing it.
17.11.21 Digital lending approval platform Tic:Toc says delays in lending approvals can be traced back to failed approaches to technology as its new chairman reflects on the misplaced confidence of incumbent banks from just a few years ago.
Read this article14.11.21 Fintech loan origination platform Tic:Toc wants to be Australia’s leading digital lender and is using ad-funded streaming platforms to create more awareness of its home loan product to help achieve that goal.
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4.10.21 Anyone who has taken out a home loan or refinanced recently can attest to the fact that it is a tedious and time-consuming process. To get a detailed picture on your finances, banks require detailed information about your income and expenses, which sometimes gets manually inspected, line by line. It can drag on for weeks in a complex case.
Read this article22.8.21 Sharp house price rises and solid mortgage and refinancing demand are creating a “significant deviation” between lender turnaround times as technology becomes a key battleground, CoreLogic says. Tic:Toc weighs in with commentary from founder Anthony Baum
Read the article21.7.21 Fintech loan origination platform Tic:toc has secured a $25 billion seven-year lending agreement from partner Bendigo and Adelaide Bank as the fintech reveals another consecutive month of record growth.
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18.5.21 The home lending boom and a surge in the adoption of technology is helping Adelaide-based digital lender Tic:Toc achieve triple figure growth and reach new markets.
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23.4.21 Aussie announces the launch of its first online direct-to-consumer digital lending product in partnership with Australian fintech, Tic:Toc.
Read the article22.4.21 Aussie is making its first foray into fully digital home loans, launching a service to take on the the major banks and new digital players as the $350 billion annual mortgage market shifts towards customer self-service.
Read the article6.4.21 Digital lender Tic:Toc’s founder Anthony Baum has broken ranks with the finance sector to oppose the impending repeal of responsible lending laws, warning the measure will only drive house prices higher.
Read the article8.3.21 Some banks are taking more than a month to discharge a refinanced home loan, which is making switching banks harder than it should be and is unlikely to change unless banks are forced to move faster, says the founder and CEO of Tic:Toc, Anthony Baum.
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14.11.19 ASIC Commissioner Sean Hughes's keynote address at the ACRA conference, where he explains updates to RG209 and names Tic:Toc as a case study of fast processing time and responsible lending.
Read the article14.11.19 Non-bank lender Liberty has turned to MoneyPlace to provide the customer assessment process for its personal loans. Tic:Toc named as a similar large lender/fintech collaboration.
Read the article30.10.19 Bendigo and Adelaide Bank has declared itself a digital leader, having adopted Tic: Toc’s “instant” home loan technology.
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14.10.19 Adelaide fintech company Tic:Toc has added ten staff to its growing local workforce in the past month and will add a further ten in the coming weeks
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09.10.19 Anthony Baum, CEO of online lender Tic:Toc, agrees that smaller players — and ultimately consumers — stand to benefit from Open Banking. Tic:Toc ready for Open Banking.
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