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Top 10 most read mortgage broker stories this week – 29/11/2019

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Top 10 most read mortgage broker stories this week – 29/11/2019
Technology was a talking point this week, with NatWest backing a mortgage and home buying app and the Nationwide piloting application programming interface technology to reduce rekeying.

 

Additionally, UK Finance statistics which showed that high street banks were increasing their mortgage lending despite a decline in overall market size proved to be of interest to Mortgage Solutions readers.

 

Nationwide launches API pilot aiming to cut rekeying by brokers

 

Mortgage advice industry will have to fight past battles again – Bamford

 

Brokers unconvinced by Tories’ lifetime fixed rate mortgage proposal ‒ analysis

 

HSBC opens up further advances and live chat to brokers

 

Dodgy landlord fined for fourth time over ‘appalling’ conditions

 

NatWest leading development of mortgage and home buying app

 

High street banks gain share despite mortgage lending dip – UK Finance

 

‘No sympathy’ if lenders lose out after taking riskier approach in market share battle ‒ analysis

 

Santander and NatWest lead multi-DiP platform Mortgage Engine launch

 

Legal and General Mortgage Club advisers hit record high in October

 

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Shekina is a reporter at Mortgage Solutions. She has over two years experience in the B2B publishing market, with previous industries including the pet, funeral, hospitality, retail and jewellery trades. Follow her on Twitter at @ShekinaMS

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