PI insurance for mortgage and finance brokers (piinsurance.com.au/mortgage-brokers/)

PI for mortgage and finance brokers depends on whether you hold your own credit licence. A broker checks your licensee's policy first.

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Why you need it: your credit licence

Credit licensees must have adequate PI under ASIC's requirements. Credit representatives are often covered by their aggregator's policy. Check with your licensee or aggregator.

Typical limits

Scaled to revenue under ASIC guidance.

Insurers look closely at this work, so a broker arranges it with you directly. That usually means a better fit, not a harder time.

What can go wrong

Illustrative scenarios, not real claims.

A loan that was not suitable

A client says the loan you arranged was unsuitable and claims the costs of refinancing.

A missed settlement date

Paperwork is late and the client loses a deposit.

Common exclusions to watch

  • Credit losses
  • Investment advice
  • Fines

Wording differs between policies. Read the policy wording, or ask us to point out what it says.

Common questions

Do mortgage and finance brokers need professional indemnity insurance?

Credit licensees must have adequate PI under ASIC's requirements. Credit representatives are often covered by their aggregator's policy. Check with your licensee or aggregator.

How much PI cover do mortgage and finance brokers need?

Scaled to revenue under ASIC guidance.

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