LMG Lending adds Bluestone Home Loans to non-bank panel

Bluestone for LMG will go live in September, bringing the aggregator's lending suite to seven non-bank lenders

LMG Lending adds Bluestone Home Loans to non-bank panel

Bluestone Home Loans will join the LMG Lending panel from September, operating under the name Bluestone for LMG.

The addition takes the aggregator's non-bank lender count to seven and extends its offerings to borrowers who are self-employed or have complex income or credit profiles.

"Bluestone for LMG provides our brokers with market leading solutions in the growing non-prime and non-standard lending segments, backed by two trusted industry brands," said Ewen Stafford (pictured top), executive director and chief executive of LMG. "We are thrilled to elevate Bluestone to a strategic LMG Lending partner, delivering another milestone as we progress our ambitious LMG Lending FY2027 growth agenda."

The announcement follows a July expansion in which Skip, Thinktank and Brighten were added alongside existing panel members Apollo, Zeus and Bridgit.

Tony MacRae of Bluestone Home LoansBluestone chief commercial officer Tony MacRae (pictured right) described the arrangement as a lever for market share growth. "Partnerships like this are about creating greater opportunity for brokers and better outcomes for customers," he said.

"Bluestone for LMG brings together LMG's extensive broker network and Bluestone's specialist lending capability, making it easier for more Australians with diverse financial circumstances to access the support they need. We're excited by the growth potential this partnership creates and the opportunity to build on our shared commitment to supporting broker success."

LMG describes itself as the largest aggregator group across Australia and New Zealand, with more than 6,000 brokers across residential, commercial and asset finance. Its broker network settled more than $130 billion in loans in FY25, with a combined loan book of $370 billion.

Bluestone Home Loans has operated in the non-bank lending space for more than 25 years, with a focus on self-employed borrowers and those with non-standard financial circumstances.

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