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Renown Lending Appoints Oyishi Haque as BDM for NSW, Queensland and Western Australia

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Key Facts:
  • New appointment: Business Development Manager

  • Coverage: NSW, Queensland & Western Australia

  • Specialisation: Asset-backed lending

  • Background: Macquarie Group, Alex.Bank, ScotPac, Plenti, GetCapital

  • Commencement: New Year

  • Focus: Broker partnerships, complex and time-critical lending solutions


Oyishi joins Renown Lending with more than eight years’ experience across banking, non-bank lending and third-party distribution. She has held senior BDM and relationship management roles with Alex.Bank, ScotPac Business Finance, Plenti, GetCapital and Macquarie Group, working closely with brokers, introducers and professional advisers across secured and unsecured lending.

At Renown Lending, Oyishi will specialise in asset-backed lending, working with brokers on solutions spanning first and second mortgages, commercial property, construction, land, and bespoke non-bank structures where speed, certainty and flexibility matter most.

Her appointment supports Renown Lending’s continued national growth and its focus on delivering fast, ethical and commercially sound funding outcomes for clients who do not fit traditional bank criteria.

Oyishi will officially commence in the New Year and will be engaging with brokers across NSW, Queensland and Western Australia to introduce Renown Lending’s asset-backed lending capabilities and investor-led funding solutions.


About us:

Renown Lending is an Australian non-bank lender specialising in asset-backed lending solutions for brokers, investors, developers and SMEs. The business provides first and second mortgages, construction finance, land funding and bespoke private credit solutions, with a focus on speed, certainty and transparent execution. Renown Lending works nationally with brokers to support clients who require flexible funding beyond traditional bank models.

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