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MS One to One with Aviva’s Clive Bolton
Aviva's at retirement director, Clive Bolton (pictured), speaks to features editor Kay McLellan about the provider’s decision to exit the home reversion sector, future developments and whether equity release has reached a tipping point in 2012.
MS One to One with Halifax for Intermediaries' Ian Wilson
Ian Wilson, head of sales at Halifax for Intermediaries, talks to Mortgage Solutions reporter Simret Samra about the lender’s staff restructure, changes in products and criteria and its plans for 2012.
Exclusive: Interest-only repayment vehicle letters will continue - Halifax
Halifax has confirmed it will keep on sending letters to interest-only borrowers requesting information on repayment vehicles, despite broker criticism the letters are “intrusive.”
Other One to one articles
Abbey to distribute all retail products through brokers; confirms BTL launch
Abbey for Intermediaries has revealed plans to distribute all of its core retail financial products through brokers and confirmed its much-speculated entry into the buy-to-let sector.
MS One to One with Abbey for Intermediaries' Miguel Sard
In his first media interview, Abbey for Intermediaries’ recently appointed managing director, Miguel Sard (pictured), talks exclusively to Mortgage Solutions features editor Kay McLellan about the lender’s launch into buy-to-let and his plans for the future.
Look back at the Live Insurance Clinic
As part of Mortgage Solutions' Insurance Week, Mark Graves, MD of Linear and sales director of Pink, joined us today to answer all your questions on protection.
New blood: How one trainee became an award-winning broker
In a Mortgage Solutions One to One, Countrywide mortgage consultant Carrie Cotter, 23, talks to reporter Simret Samra about her magical journey from industry amateur to one of the top mortgage brokers aged under 30 in the country.
Buy to let, innovation and awards: We talk to Nationwide's Paul Howard
In the MS One to One, Nationwide head of corporate accounts Paul Howard talks to features editor Kay McLellan about new entrants to buy to let, whether buy-to-let funding is easing and what it was like to win the Lifetime Achievement Award at the British Mortgage Awards.
Banned brokers and fraud: the FSA has its say
In the MS One to One, the FSA's strategy specialist for financial crime and intelligence, Edna Young, talks to Victoria Hartley about how many brokers will be censured this year, fraud regulations, and lenders cutting broker panels.
MS One to One with Countrywide's Nigel Stockton
Countrywide financial services director Nigel Stockton talks to editor Victoria Hartley about the plans for its new joint venture, Capital Private Finance, and how far the interest rate war will go.
Look back at the Live Specialist Lending Clinic
With strict criteria making it ever harder for brokers to place difficult cases, AToM managing director Dale Jannels joined us to answer all your questions on the specialist lending sector.
MS One to One with AToM's Dale Jannels
AToM managing director Dale Jannels talks to features editor Kay McLellan about whether sub-prime is set to return, lenders' appetite for specialist funding and what brokers need to do to successfully place tricky deals.
MS One to One with Mortgage Advice Bureau’s Peter Brodnicki
As Countrywide and Mortgage Advice Bureau get set to launch their joint venture, high-net-worth adviser Capital Private Finance, MAB chief executive Peter Brodnicki talks to Kay McLellan.
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