What “Good Looks Like” for iCIRT Ratings - Capital
16th Oct 2025

An iCIRT rating recognises the multifaceted elements that distinguish high-trust property development and construction companies. But what does this look like in practical terms?

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As emerging technologies and alternative data sources open up a world of possibilities, savvy lenders are increasingly leveraging data analytics to make better decisions, protect against fraud and tailor their interactions to better serve customer needs.

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What Australian merchants have to say about BNPL reforms

More than 3 in 5 merchants agree that reform of the Buy Now Pay Later (BNPL) sector will encourage more businesses to adopt this payment option, according to an Equifax survey.

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Equifax spoke with Dany Khoury, the Director of Design Management of the architectural and interior design studio BDAI about their experiences as the first adopter of iCIRT-ratings in their sector.

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Nearly 2 in 5 home loan applicants expect more support and better service from their mortgage broker during the early stages of onboarding, according to the Equifax Mortgage Broker Pulse Survey 2023.

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Insolvencies and late payments climb, while more SMBs and Sole Traders experience mortgage stress

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Mortgage arrears accelerate as the impact of interest rate rises becomes more pronounced

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Nearly a quarter of mortgage surveyed brokers expect to take on more refinancing loans this year

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As the Government flags new regulations for the buy now, pay later (BNPL) sector, the question of how to mitigate risk has been the cause of much conjecture.

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The long-anticipated insolvency backlog ‘tsunami’ may finally be coming to shore.

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One year ago, the warning signs for Australia's construction industry were evident. Our data showed that construction industry insolvencies would be on the rise and that small construction business operators were dipping into their personal finances to keep their operations afloat.

Fast forward one year.

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