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Top 10 biggest mortgage broker stories this week – 16/03/18

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Top 10 biggest mortgage broker stories this week – 16/03/18
Fraud stories took our readers by storm this week, with the case involving an ex-rugby star and his brother being found guilty of £100,000 mortgage fraud garnering the most attention.

 

Follow on from that was a piece on several mortgage brokers jailed as a part of group perpetrating a £9m scam.

And a High Court ruling on a network’s responsibility for their authorised representatives’ fraudulent behaviour also drew attention.

 

Ex-rugby star and brother found guilty of £100,000 mortgage fraud

Mortgage brokers jailed as part of £9m fraud

High Court rules network responsible for ARs’ fraudulent ‘closely linked’ unregulated advice

Interest-only: Paving the way for another mis-selling scandal – JLM

NatWest to enter portfolio buy-to-let

Spring Statement 2018 reaction: The Base Rate rises predicted ‘may not happen’ now – Philips

Exclusive: Broker Coreco appoints Atom Bank’s Maria Harris a Non Executive Director

Cabot Square acquires majority stake in broker SPF Private Clients

Spring Statement 2018: what you need to know

John Charcol directors leave to set up SJP wealth management business

 

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