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Scottish housing market recovery stalls
The recovery of the Scottish property market appears to have stuttered to a halt, with quarterly house price growth for the three months to 31 July falling 2.9% on the previous quarter, according to Lloyds TSB Scotland.
Legal and General takes road shows to Manchester and Reading
Legal & General Mortgage Club is hosting two road shows in the North and the South in September for mortgage advisers keen to pick up new skills, network and debate the state of the mortgage market.
Mortgage Mutterings: This week's news round up and best reader comments
This is the Mortgage Solutions weekly talk back page. Each week, we'll pick the best letters to the editor and online comments on the big stories of the week to give you a flavour of what the industry is really thinking.
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Lloyds back in the black with £1.6bn profit
The Lloyds Banking Group has returned to profitability after posting a £1.6bn before tax profit in the first half of the year.
Growth spurt in £500,000+ loans falters
The strong growth in the £500,000 mortgage market is slowing, according to consultancy Knight Frank Finance.
Lloyds to slash mortgage conveyancing panel
Lloyds Banking Group is set to review the criteria for membership of its conveyancing panels and cut the number of firms it instructs.
Olympics boost East London house prices
Average property prices in East London have risen 26% since the announcement that the 2012 Olympics will take place in London, according to research.
LBG ditches PPI
Lloyds Banking Group (LBG) has withdrawn its Payment Protection Insurance (PPI) products across all brands.
Cable bank bonus threat over SME loans
Vince Cable has backed the extension of preferential lending to small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), threatening banks with penalties if they fail to provide loans to good businesses.
Halifax tightens the screw on interest-only
Lloyds Banking Group (LBG) is further tightening the criteria it applies to its Halifax-branded interest-only mortgages and scrapping them completely on homeloans over £500,000.
FSA may be here to stay
Many advisers will be disappointed to learn this morning the FSA is likely to survive the change of Government, as new Chancellor George Osborne has been forced to water down plans to hand over banking supervision to the Bank of England.
Strong demand for Lloyds RMBS
Lloyds Banking Group’s (LBG) recent securitisation deal, backed by Lloyds TSB and Cheltenham & Gloucester (C&G) mortgages, has been met with strong investor demand.
Lloyds Group back in black
Lloyds Banking Group has announced it has returned to profitability for the first quarter of 2010 after a ‘significant slowing’ of bad debts in its wholesale business.
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