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Mar 2023

29m 31s

UBS and Credit Suisse to merge

About this episode

The Mortgage Business Uncut podcast is your weekly analysis of the biggest themes shaping the Australian mortgage market.

Join Annie Kane and James Mitchell as they discuss the ongoing banking crisis in the US, the latest in the Credit Suisse/UBS deal, and the pressures facing Australian home borrowers at the moment.

This week, they discuss:

What happened at Credit Suisse
Why the property market rise might be a 'blip'
Unpacking the serviceability challenge

And much more!

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