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Top 10 most read mortgage broker stories this week – 19/11/2021

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Top 10 most read mortgage broker stories this week – 19/11/2021
The news that New York buy-out firm Carlye had ended its talks to purchase Metro Bank raised the most interest from readers this week.

 

Meanwhile a major security breach at conveyancing group Simplify which disabled its website and online systems preventing movers from completing their transactions was among the top three most read stories on Mortgage Solutions this week.

 

Metro Bank’s bidder ends talks to buy bank

 

Gove’s cladding plans instill confidence in housing market – Rudolf

 

Conveyancing provider making ‘progress’ after massive IT glitch

 

Mesa Financial appoints Dee Ganesharajah as senior associate

Tiny number of homes protected by Land Registry alert service

 

UK house prices projected to grow 3.5 per cent in 2022 – Savills

 

‘We want whole of market broker coverage by next year’ – Generation Home

 

Connect for Intermediaries appoints Jane Benjamin

 

Estate agent jailed after conning pensioner

 

Get ready to reclaim your GI sales from comparison websites

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