The likes of Halifax and HSBC have brought out sub-4% deals available to brokers, while NatWest has added a direct-to-consumer (D2C) sub-4% offer.

UK Finance’s league tables of the largest lenders proved of interest to readers and revealed that Lloyds Banking Group was the top lender for residential lending, with Nationwide taking the top spot for buy-to-let (BTL) lending.

Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) figures showing that mortgage broking revenue has decreased by 13% in 2023 to £1.37bn also made the most read list.

 

NatWest offers sub-4% mortgage deal directly to consumers with brokers concerned

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Mortgage broking revenue falls by 13% in 2023 – FCA

Halifax intros sub-4% mortgage; April cuts rates – round-up

As borrower distress spirals, how does the FCA want firms to help? – Espinasse

Sector-changing housing laws are on the horizon – Heathcote