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CML: Mortgage arrears and possessions conference at the The Midland Hotel, Peter Street, Manchester, M60 2DS
Business as usual says HML
Following the announcement of the merger of the Skipton and Scarborough building societies, HML has confirmed it does not expect to experience any immediate changes as a result.
Neil Warman, Finance & Commercial Director at HML, said: “We would like to reassure our lender clients that it is very much a case of business as usual at HML. As one of the largest subsidiaries of Skipton Building Society we have our own board of directors and management team.”
Warman continued: “At this time, the full details of the merger and how the Group will look in the future are not known. Obviously we are aware that both societies have subsidiaries which operate in the third party mortgage administration sector. We will be in constant discussions with Skipton Building Society and should any further announcements be deemed appropriate in the coming weeks and months we will inform our staff, clients and the media.”
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