Keystone streamlines BTL and launches special-edition HMO and MUFB products

I’m going to hold my hand up here. If you were to trawl through my ChatGPT history, I’m sure you would find some somewhat random, but largely inoffensive and definitely legally acceptable, questions and prompts in there.

This week, Mortgage Solutions speaks to Casey Vardy, business development manager (BDM) at Key Partnerships.

The first UK Pride march took place on 1 July 1972, when around 2,000 people walked from Trafalgar Square to Hyde Park demanding equality and visibility for LGBTQ+ people.

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) is considering changes to responsible lending and mortgage rules that would give lenders more scope in how they view a borrower’s financial circumstances.

Following the conclusion of UKREiiF, I’ve been reflecting on how the event has changed over the years that I’ve attended.

The buy-to-let market appears to be finding its footing again, albeit against a still-uncertain backdrop.

By the time you read this, Prime Minister Keir Starmer will have resigned.

The Financial Conduct Authority’s (FCA’s) latest Mortgage Rule Review Consultation Paper – CP26/18 ‘Supporting first-time buyers and underserved consumers’ contains a large number of proposals that advisers, lenders and borrowers will welcome.

Why artificial intelligence (AI) risk has moved from the IT function to the board table, and what that means for firms running advice at scale.

As brokers face growing pressure to deliver faster decisions and a seamless customer experience, using technology to streamline processes has never been more important.