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FBAA elects national president

by Staff Reporter11 minute read
The Adviser

Staff Reporter

Peter White has been re-elected for another two terms as chairman and national president of the Finance Brokers Association of Australia (FBAA).

Mr White, who is the longest serving member elected national president in FBAA history, was appointed to the role at the group’s recent annual general meeting.

Speaking about his re-election, Mr White said it was a great honour to continue to serve the FBAA members and the industry.

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“I look forward to continuing to support our members and their needs and to continuing to place pressure on the banks to properly support finance brokers,” he said.

“I also renew my commitment to continuing the ongoing work to get a better deal for consumers and brokers in the treatment of mortgage insurance, and to continue working with government and regulators for a better industry.

“It’s going to be a big couple of years. Moving forward into 2013, our state presidents are focused and ready to take an active role in their respective markets in supporting the members in their state, and continuing the work in growing our memberships as the industry partner of choice for finance professionals.

“The past years have shown continued membership increases and we see no reason why this will slow down; in fact, we are planning on it increasing as more and more professional finance brokers recognise the benefits of FBAA membership,” he said.

 

During 2013, FBAA members and non-members will be invited to a series of events being held in each state which will consist of educational and networking events.

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