Office address: Level 1, 1 Miles Platting Road, Eight Mile Plains, Queensland 4113, Australia
Website: www.fbaa.com.au
Year established: 1993
Company type: Professional association
Employees: Around 50
Expertise: Advocacy, education, regulation, compliance, networking, professional development, industry standards, member support
Parent company: N/A
CEO and key people: Peter White, managing director (resigned in February 2026)
Financing status: -
The Finance Brokers Association of Australia (FBAA) is a professional body representing, educating, and supporting finance and mortgage brokers across the nation. The association has more than 11,000 members.
The FBAA monitors legislation and represents broker interests to industry regulators, federal government departments, and state and federal Members of Parliament. With a commitment to advocacy, education, and ethical standards, FBAA plays a crucial role in shaping the industry's future. This ensures that its members are well-equipped to meet the evolving needs of their clients.
Established in 1993, the FBAA aims to provide a voice for finance and mortgage brokers across Australia. It has grown to become one of the country's leading broker associations. The FBAA has been instrumental in advocating for the industry's interests, engaging with regulatory bodies, and fostering a community of professionals committed to excellence and integrity.
The FBAA exists in the interests of its members and their clients. The association offers member brokers:
FBAA fosters a culture of collaboration, innovation, and continuous improvement. The association encourages open dialogue among members, promotes mental health awareness, and supports initiatives that contribute positively to the community and the industry at large.
Peter White is a distinguished figure in the industry, with over four decades of experience in banking and finance. His leadership at the FBAA is marked by a deep engagement with government and industry regulators, advocating for the industry's future and addressing regulatory matters. White's contributions have been recognized with a Member of the Order of Australia (AM) award, underscoring his significant service to the finance sector and the community.
White resigned as managing director in February 2026 after 23 years with the FBAA. His successor has yet to be named.
The FBAA is poised to continue its trajectory of growth and influence within the Australian mortgage industry. With a focus on innovation, member empowerment, and proactive engagement with regulatory challenges, the association is committed to shaping a future where brokers are key facilitators of consumer choice, transparency, and confidence in the finance sector.
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