Briefs: More potential Panin bidders, Money3Corp plan, Bendigo and Adelaide securitisation deal and 10 December 2014 4:49PM Banking Day staff Briefs, ANZ may have buyers other than Mizuho Financial Group in the wings as prospective bidders for its 39 per cent holding in Indonesian lender Panin, Reuters reports. Several banks, including a Spanish bank and Chinese lenders, have previously expressed interest in acquiring a stake in Panin, Reuters reports. Talks between Mizuho and the Gunawan family, the controlling owners of Panin, have stalled. Money3 Corp, a short term lender, is seeking to raise A$25 million in an institutional placement and share purchase plan to fund an acquisition, the Financial Review reports. Money3 is seeking the cash injection to acquire credit provider Paid International, a firm previously trading as First Stop Money. Bendigo and Adelaide Bank priced a A$600 million residential mortgage backed securitisation deal yesterday, known as the TORRENS Series 2014-2 Trust. For the $552 million senior tranche the bank sold the bonds at 85 basis points over one month swap - ten basis points wider than obtained by Westpac last week on a much larger RMBS bond and five basis points wider than paid by AMP Bank late last month. Fast Easy Loans Pty Ltd, a payday lender, has agreed to refund more than 2000 consumers A$477,900 following ASIC concerns that it charged consumers a brokerage fee. The Australian Securities and Investments Commission said that from September 2010 to June 2013, Fast Easy acted as the broker for a related lender, Easy Finance, and" unlawfully charged consumers a brokerage fee in excess of certain state and territory interest rate caps." Emerchants Ltd announced it had appointed Alastair Wilkie as chief operating officer, a new role created "to lead the sales, operations and partner service functions" of the Australian arm of the payments solutions provider. Wilkie was previously at Indue.