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July 3, 2026
Updated:
July 3, 2026
The news that the Halifax Intermediaries brand will change to Lloyds next year was the top news story this week.
Also of interest were the Financial Conduct Authority’s (FCA’s) intentions to make Consumer Duty rules clearer and a blog about the role of artificial intelligence (AI) in the mortgage market.
Lender rate changes, as well as the Bank of England’s report into mortgage approvals, also captured readers’ attention.
Halifax Intermediaries changing to Lloyds in 2027 as brand retires
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NatWest cuts rates again across selected ranges; Newbury BS announces mortgage rate cuts – round-up
Does AI really think it can replace mortgage advisers? – Jannels
Lenders expect mortgage demand to slide in Q3 despite Q2 rise – BoE
Homebuyer demand drops 15% YOY with three in five homes still unsold after six months
