Australian Finance Industry Association
The voice of a diverse Australian finance industry
Who we are
AFIA is the only peak body representing the entire finance industry in Australia.
We represent more than 150 members, including bank and non-bank lenders, finance companies, fintechs, providers of vehicle and equipment finance, car rental and fleet providers, and service providers in the finance industry.
We are the voice for advancing a world-class finance industry and our members are at the forefront of innovation in consumer and business finance in Australia. Our members finance Australia’s future.
We collaborate with our members, governments, regulators and consumer representatives to promote competition and innovation, deliver better customer outcomes and create a resilient, inclusive and sustainable future. We provide new policy, data and insights to support our advocacy in building a more prosperous Australia.
The latest
News spotlight
Media release: BNPL CCC report on self regulation
Submission spotlight
Proposed Reforms to Australia's Anti-Money Laundering and Counter-Terrorism Financing (AML/CTF) Regime
AFIA Annual Review
In our FY23 AFIA Annual Review, we recap our strategy, demonstrate the scale of regulatory changes, review AFIA data, and delve into our Code work. We also provide a glimpse into the future, highlighting what's on the horizon for AFIA and for the industry.
Become an AFIA member
We advocate for our industry and we do it with you.
Join us to influence positive industry outcomes and navigate a better future for finance.
Find a member
Search for a financial service organisation or professional services firm that provides products and services to the industry.
Resources
Policy Portal
Access to real-time industry news, sector-specific developments, market data and guidance to stay connected and informed across the breadth of issues driving the financial services industry.
Training Portal
Gain CPD accreditation with training and education programs in relevant disciplines such as compliance, professional behaviour standards, complaint handling and dispute resolution.
National Credit Reference Scheme
This scheme supplements
and supports existing processes
for checking prospective
borrowers. AFIA Members
therefore agree to provide other members with an agreed minimum of account information concerning customers.