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LMG's Asset Finance Exchange Hits $80 Million Milestone in First Year

Platform's Success Highlights Australia's Booming Asset Finance Sector

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Loan Market Group's (LMG) Asset Finance Exchange (AFX) has achieved approximately $80 million in settlements within its inaugural year, underscoring the robust growth of Australia's asset finance market.

The platform connects mortgage brokers with asset finance specialists, facilitating streamlined access to asset finance solutions.

Since its launch in October 2024, AFX has settled over 1,800 deals, with an average deal size of about $45,000. More than 50% of brokers are active referrers, and approximately 75% have submitted multiple referrals over the past year. This engagement reflects the platform's effectiveness in meeting the needs of brokers and clients alike.

The Australian asset finance market is experiencing significant momentum, with businesses leveraging asset finance to access capital without straining existing cash flow. This trend is particularly beneficial for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) seeking to expand operations or invest in new equipment. For individuals managing multiple debts, asset finance can offer an alternative means of securing funds without further complicating personal debt portfolios. However, it's essential to assess the terms and ensure that such financial decisions align with one's overall financial strategy.

Published:Monday, 10th Nov 2025
Author: Paige Estritori

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