Robin Churchouse has been appointed at the Yorkshire Building Society's new finance director, replacing Andrew Gosling who retires at the end of May.
Legal & General Mortgage Club has launched two exclusive fixed rate mortgage products, provided by Accord Mortgages.
Confidence in the housing market remains fragile according to the Building Societies Association's property tracker survey, with buyers forecasting that property prices will grow but uncertain if now is a good time to buy.
Britannia Building Society and the Co-operative Bank are to launch a three-year tracker and five-year capped rate mortgage from Friday (19 March).
Northern Rock has appointed Jim McConville, former group finance director of Scottish Widows, as its chief financial officer.
New Leaf Distribution has teamed up with Cheshire Mortgage Corporation to offer the firm's regulated mortgage products to its advisers.
The number of mortgage products available has increased 70 per cent since this time last year to hit 2,053 compared with a low of just 1,209 on the market on 1 April 2009.
The National Fraud Authority (NFA) and the Metropolitan Police have brought together key partners in the mortgage community to establish a mortgage fraud forum.
The amount of repossessions and arrears continued to fall at the end of 2009 but consumers are continuing to struggle to find high loan-to-value home loans, according to the FSA.
Banks have been turned into a scapegoat for the financial crisis, but other factors are to blame as well, according to Stephen Hester, group chief executive of the Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS).
Drawbridge Finance, the specialist short and medium-term lender, has launched into the wider market today (15 March) to offer an enhanced range of products via a selected number of key partners.
The growth in house prices came to a standstill in March as prices increased by just 0.1 per cent - the lowest increase ever recorded in March, according to Rightmove.
Lloyds Banking Group launched a new scheme on Saturday (13 March) that will allow customers with a variable rate mortgage to overpay their mortgages by up to 20 per cent with no financial penalty.
Scottish Widows Bank has reported a profits of £38.2m for 2009.
Norwich & Peterborough Building Society reported a pre–tax profit of £1.3m for 2009, compared with £5.9m in 2008.
Leeds building society has launched a range of three and five-year fixed rates products including some fees-assisted versions for those who require help with up front costs.
January saw the lowest monthly level of remortgage activity for eight years as the number of house purchase loans taken also decreased by half over the month.
Former Lloyds chairman and chief executive Brian Pitman died yesterday (11 March) at hospital, after suffering a heart attack earlier in the week.
Prime lender Kensington has partnered with Mortgage Intelligence and Mortgage Next as key distributors for its product range.
Master broker V Loans and packager WLM Money have teamed up with relaunched secured loans lender Link Loans to offer its new range of products.
Link Loans has re-entered the secured loans broker market after receiving new equity funding from the Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS).
Newcastle building society has reported that it broke even over 2009, revealing neither a profit nor a loss for the year after tax in its final results.
Property prices now more affordable than at any time since in 2003, according to research by property website Zoopla.
Coventry and Stroud & Swindon building societies this week revealed that they are in the early stages of a merger.
Parliamentarians have called for more government support to highlight equity release as a viable retirement funding solution.
Potential bidders for Royal Bank of Scotland branches being sold off under EU state aid rules have identified a possible funding shortfall as a result of support it received from the Bank of England.
Lenders are still not offering competitive mortgage deals despite the Bank of England base rate being at an historic low for a year, according to Moneyfacts.
The Mortgage Works is launching a new range of guarantor products offering a variety of liability levels.
Chelsea, the fifth largest building society, has launched two additional five-year fixed rate mortgages.
Home ownership is set to decline in the coming years due a lack of new homes and mortgage rationing, according to the Council of Mortgage Lenders.
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