Top mortgage and finance professionals gathered at the Adelaide Oval on 18 May for the Mortgage and Finance Association Awards (MFAA) Night to celebrate the best in the industry. Thirty-six awards were announced that evening, recognising the outstanding achievements of brokers, brokerage businesses and other industry leaders over the past 12 months.
And the Money Merchants team came out winners again, says a beaming Kanwaldeep (KD) Singh, Finance Consultant at Money Merchant Financial Services and Director at KD Sons Holdings Pty Ltd.
The company won two trophies—for Best Commercial Broker in SA&NT and Most Diverse Business in SA&NT. Also the team were finalists in the Best Residential Mortgage Brokers and Best Community Support award categories.
The MFAA is presented to members of the association who display exceptional practice in mortgage and finance. The awards encourage members of the industry to constantly improve and strive for excellence. MFAA awards focus on core values such as customer service, professionalism, innovation and ethics—not just transactions.
For the commercial financial broker award there were 5 finalists including Daniel Renella (Lendium), David Coyner (Tin Roof Financial Services), Greg Samuel (Samuel Finance), KD Singh, and Matthew Laming (BDO Finance Solutions).
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