Lenders are braced for falling demand for mortgage loans following the Brexit vote amid fears over economic uncertainty, the Bank of England said today. Its latest credit conditions review, which includes discussions with major High Street lenders following the referendum, said that banks expect “demand for secured credit” to slide despite little change in the availability of…
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Read moreElias Paourou has been promoted from Director to Partner at CVR Global.
Read moreJames Bawa to be appointed as Chief Executive of Monmouthshire Building Society joining fromTeachers Building Society. Current Chief Executive Andrew Lewis will retire later in the year.
Read moreA new national register – Landlord TAP – places all let properties in England and Wales in one place. Landlords will provide information about tenants responsible for paying water bills.
Read moreThe Bank of England Financial Policy Committee report published its Financial Stability report, which identified “the high level of UK household indebtedness.”
Read moreFee increases set by the Insolvency Service for corporate and personal insolvencies.
Read moreThe Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has launched a Credit Union for civil servants. The DWP has around 85,000 employees. The DWP has set up the scheme with 3 Credit Unions – Commsave, Hull & East Yorkshire and Voyager Alliance.
Read moreFreedom Finance appoints Michael Davidson and Neil Farrar-Smith to their management team. Davidson joins as Business Development Director. Farrar-Smith has been appointed as Director of Business Finance. Earlier this year Brian Brodie joined Freedom Finance as the Group’s Chief Executive.
Read moreCifas reveals that criminals target fraud victims aged under 30. The figure is up by 52% in 2015. The fraud figure for 2015 showed that 23,959 people aged 30 and under were victims of identity fraud. This is up from 15,766 in 2014, and is more than double the 11,000 victims in 2010.
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