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The 2009 MFAA Excellence Award winners for the below four individual and 11 company award categories will be announced on Friday 27 February 2009.
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Achievement Award
Open to mortgage, commercial, equipment and general business finance brokers with four or less years of loan writing experience as of the date of the award presentation (27 February 2009).
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Chelsea Bouma - Momentum Home Loans
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Colin Fairchild - Mortgage Choice in Clayfield
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David Ryan - David Ryan Mortgage Solutions
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Mortgage Broker of the Year
Open to brokers who primarily write residential mortgage loans. Excludes mortgage loan writers who are principals, directors or partners in a business - unless they are operating as a sole trader.
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Brad Anderson - Mortgage Choice in Dee Why
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Tracie Palmer - LJ Hooker Financial Services North Brisbane
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Finance Broker of the Year
Open to brokers who primarily write commercial property loans, equipment and general business loans. Excludes mortgage loan writers who are principals, directors or partners in a business unless they are operating as a sole trader.
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Sameer Desai - Firstcap Financial Services
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John Minihan- Professional Finance
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Peter Nest - Affinity Finance Broking
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BDM of the Year
Open to customer, business or relationship managers who are working for lenders, groups or aggregators.
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Kurt Armbruster - Vision Finance & Property
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Mortgage Broking Business (2-5 Loan Writers) of the Year
Open to mortgage broking businesses which have 2-5 loan writers employed or contracted. The primary area of loan writing must be residential mortgage loans.
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Finance Broking Business (2-5 Loan Writers) of the Year
Open to finance broking businesses which have 2-5 loan writers employed or contracted. The primary area of loan writing must be commercial property loans, equipment or general business loans.
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Mortgage Broking Business (6+ Loan Writers) of the Year
Open to mortgage broking businesses which have six or more loan writers employed or contracted. The primary area of loan writing must be residential mortgage loans.
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Finance Broking Business (6+ Loan Writers) of the Year
Open to finance broking businesses which have six or more loan writers employed or contracted. The primary area of loan writing must be commercial property loans, equipment or general business loans.
- Mildura Finance Limited
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FINALISTS
Although there were several other submissions in this category, none of these met the benchmark criteria for the awards.
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Retail Aggregator/Originator of the Year
Open to originator groups under which all members trade under the same brand.
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Wholesale Aggregator/Originator of the Year
Open to originator groups under which all members trade in their own names and create their own brands.
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Retail & Wholesale Aggregator/Originator of the Year
Open to originator groups under which members can trade in the group brand or trade under their own names.
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Vision Finance and Property Services
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FINALISTS
Although there were several other submissions in this category, none of these met the benchmark criteria for the awards.
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Mortgage Manager (<30 Employees) of the Year
Open to mortgage managers which engage less than 30 representatives, employees or contractors.
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Mortgage Manager (30+ Employees) of the Year
Open to mortgage managers which engage 30 or more representatives, employees or contractors.
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Mortgage Ezy
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FINALISTS
Although there were several other submissions in this category, none of these met the benchmark criteria for the awards.
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Support Services Provider of the Year
Open to companies providing support services to the mortgage and finance industry i.e. education, legal, technology.
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Lender of the Year
Open to all lenders which are financial members of the MFAA. Includes ADI (bank, credit union and building societies) and non bank lenders.
Lender of the Year - judging change
To reflect the importance the MFAA places on a lenders’ service performance in relation to the brokers channel this category (previously known as ADI Lender of the Year but now widened to cover non bank lenders) is no longer open to the usual nomination and submission process. Instead, MFAA accredited members were invited to vote online for the Lender of the Year. To ensure this was simply not a ‘popularity vote’ each lender was ranked against a set of criteria by all eligible voters. The top five scoring lenders became the finalists. The overall top scoring Lender, the winner, will be announced at the Excellence Awards Dinner on Friday 27 February 2009. | | | | |
