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2 December, 2008
Yesterday's Bank of England data release on mortgage approvals which show the market to be at historically low levels would appear to indicate that the market is being held back not by rates, but the ability to obtain a loan.
2 December, 2008
Today's annual CML conference will hear a plea for an honest assessment of the challenges facing the lending industry.
1 February, 2008
Need a break? Pop the kettle on and see if you can correctly answer these ten quick questions
20 February, 2008
Mortgage Introducer provides a rundown of all the industry events proving to be a complete must for every adviser's calendar
10 March, 2008
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2 December, 2008
City workers are pricing their homes to sell in areas of London with strong transport links to the City, such as Shad Thames, Wapping, Battersea and Clapham, bringing an increase in sales activity over the last fortnight, reports Cluttons.
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On the night of the 28th November at the Celtic Manor Hotel at the NACFB Gala Dinner, the winners of the NACFB 2008 Commercial Finance Industry Awards, were announced.
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November 2008
John Maclean, managing director of Link Lending, looks at the opportunities for bridging in the commercial world
November 2008
The NACFB has always insisted that professional indemnity insurance (PI) is a must for brokers. In the current market brokers need to protect both themselves and their clients more than ever. Adam Tyler, Chief executive of the NACFB looks...
21 November, 2008
A Treasury committee is to hold an evidence session on the work of the Financial Services Authority at 3 pm on Monday 15 December 2008 in the Thatcher Room, Portcullis House, where TCF amongst other subjects, will come under scrutiny.
13 November, 2008
The introduction of a ‘long-stop’ time limit on complaints would deliver much needed certainty to the sector and help with the long-term viability of financial advice firms, whilst also encouraging future investment, says Sesame.
