Money Quest unveils MQG Lending in white label pus
Publication Date: Thursday, 30 April 2026
This article originally appeared in The Adviser
The new MQG-branded product suite is set to tap specialist, non-bank, and private funding partnerships ahead of wider expansion.
Money Quest Group has unveiled MQG Lending – a new white label lending division which the company said was built to broaden funding options and deepen its in-house product line-up.
Under the launch, MQG Lending debuts with three funding relationships – specialist lender RedZed, non-bank Brighten Home Loans, and private property mortgage fund Eastwood Securities.
RedQ, created with RedZed, is focused on self-employed borrowers across residential, commercial and SMSF lending and will lean heavily on Alt Doc structures.
BrightQ, developed with Brighten, stretches across a wide span of segments, including standard housing, commercial property, SMSF strategies, reverse mortgages, construction deals and non-resident borrowers.
Money Quest said the intent was to house a broad non-bank toolkit under a single MQG banner, covering everything from everyday purchases through to more complex investments.
PrivateQ, funded by Eastwood Securities, is pitched at short-term business and commercial opportunities, drawing on private capital for time-sensitive transactions.
The company said the product was designed to sit alongside more traditional term facilities and provide a bridging option where speed or structure was the chief constraint.
Money Quest stressed that the offerings had been built jointly with its partners and were a way to open up additional pathways for complex credit needs.
The group has also switched on an MQG Lending website, giving members a central hub for product information and support materials.
Fisher: Strategy built around network growth
General manager of business development Adrian Fisher, who has overseen the MQG Lending project since joining the group in 2025, said the initiative was centred on strengthening member businesses.
He stressed that the new division was intended to create fresh growth opportunities across the network.
“The launch of MQG Lending is all about empowering our brokers with more ways to support their customers’ financial needs, while growing their businesses,” he said.
Fisher said the combination of specialist, non-bank, and private funding was designed to give members more tools when structuring deals that fell outside of traditional parameters.
“By working closely with partners like RedZed and Brighten to develop RedQ and BrightQ, we’re providing tailored solutions for complex and non-standard scenarios, while Eastwood Securities adds a highly credible private lending option for short-term and commercial needs,” Fisher outlined.
He also underscored that the products were embedded in MQG’s existing technology stack, rather than sitting on a separate platform, and said the integration was central to member uptake.
“Importantly, brokers can now seamlessly lodge applications through AOL, making access to these products simple and efficient,” Fisher said.
“This initiative strengthens our value proposition to brokers by combining deep lender relationships with practical, accessible solutions that improve client outcomes, and this is just the beginning; there is more to come shortly.”
The group has flagged plans to continue adding white label and partnership-based offerings and said it wanted these to serve as long-term assets for members.
It said that future additions would be developed with “trusted lenders and partners dedicated to providing exclusive, industry-leading offerings.”