News that NatWest had improved loan-to-income (LTI) multiples for certain borrowers was the most read story this week. Readers were also interested in Nationwide’s opinion that limits should be reviewed as its own high-LTI offering helped it become the top lender for first-time buyers.
It was also announced that Lloyds Banking Group had appointed Amazon Prime Video’s Natasha Sayce-Zelem to reimagine its digital mortgage process and Barclays had hired Jatin Patel to lead its mortgages, savings and insurance proposition, replacing the retiring Mark Arnold.
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Patel joins Barclays UK to lead mortgages, savings and insurance division as Arnold retires
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Stonebridge completes record £13.5bn of mortgage lending in 2024
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Amazon tech expert joins Lloyds Banking Group to digitise mortgage process
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