La Trobe Financial-sponsored list celebrates best of the best in commercial broking
MPA is proud to announce the Best Commercial Mortgage Brokers in Australia list for 2026.
The complexity of commercial broking in Australia continues to rise, with greater choice of funding structures and higher borrower expectations. This has changed how performance is defined and what separates the best commercial mortgage brokers from the rest.
It comes at a time of surging loan value but lower individual deal counts, as stronger risk discipline and deeper client relationships continue to shape the market.
Stamford Capital swept up with five individuals ranked, including number-one dealmaker Bill Moskovich.
Simplicity Loans and Advisory secured an impressive six names on the list, while Green Finance scored two slots.
This year’s winners also include:
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Adam Miller, Stamford Capital Australia
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Angus Sheedy, Stamford Capital Australia
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Daniel Kelly, Stamford Capital Australia
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Grant Rex, Stamford Capital Australia
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Guy Smith, Guy Smith
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Luke Radford, Homestead Agribusiness
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Martin Kennedy, Quantaco Capital Pty Limited
Cory Bannister, chief lending officer at La Trobe Financial, said: “La Trobe Financial is once again proud to support the 2026 MPA Top Commercial Brokers list – a showcase of finance professionals who are not only driving results but actively developing business and uncovering new opportunities in an evolving commercial lending landscape. Their ability to adapt, grow, and write loans is what continues to push our industry forward.”
To find and recognise the Top Commercial Brokers 2026, MPA invited brokers from across the country to submit their figures from the 2025 calendar year.
The online form asked for details such as the total value of commercial loans settled, the number of commercial loans settled and the proportion of loans in the following areas: commercial real estate, equipment and asset finance, SME lending, debtor finance, unsecured business lending and development finance.
The final ranking of the top 34 brokers, each of whom settled over $100 million, was determined by the total value of commercial loans they originated during the 12-month period.
