About Resimac

Resimac Group Ltd is one of Australia and New Zealand’s premier and most established non-bank lenders with a history dating back to 1985. Today, with over 30 years of experience in delivering home finance solutions to a diverse range of customers, we’re proud to be servicing over 50,000 current customers.

As a pioneer of the Residential Mortgage-Backed Securities (RMBS) industry we have one of Australia’s most respected securitisation programs, having issued over A$28 billion across more than 47 transactions. We have distribution to over 85% of mortgage brokers, as well as our products being available to consumers via our direct channels.

If you’re interested in taking a loan with Resimac, call us on 1300 764 447 or speak to your mortgage broker.

The Resimac journey began in 1985, when both FANMAC and International Financing & Investment (IF&I) were formed. By 2001 these had evolved into RESIMAC and Homeloans Ltd respectively, before merging in 2016 to form a leading Australian non-bank lender.

In 1988, FANMAC was Australia's first issuer of Residential Mortgage-Backed Securities (RMBS). In 2001 FANMAC rebranded to RESIMAC and in 2007 launched our specialist lending products, which would become a staple component of the non-bank sector. We continued to grow our funding and wholesale distribution capabilities throughout the 2010s.

Meanwhile, IF&I was established as a mortgage originator before driving the emergence of the non-bank sector in the mid-1990s as WA Homeloans and subsequently other state brands. Listed on the ASX in 2001, we then consolidated brands into a national identity, Homeloans Ltd. Throughout the 2000s we strengthened our recipe of principally-funded and wholesale-sourced funding, and cultivated distribution relationships with a number of mortgage aggregator networks.

In 2016, RESIMAC and Homeloans merged, with RESIMAC Ltd becoming a wholly owned subsidiary of Homeloans. In 2018 shareholders voted to rename the company as Resimac Group Ltd, and the Homeloans and RESIMAC brands were consolidated and relaunched as Resimac.