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The FCA has called for a free, AI-powered money service to improve financial capability and protect consumers, while warning of increased fraud and data risks.
Maria Harris, chair of the Open Property Data Association, says the property sector must address technical debt and manual processes before upcoming home buying reforms.
The British Mortgage Awards 2026 marked its 20th year on 2 July, recognising achievements in the mortgage industry. Winners, judges, sponsors, nominees, and guests attended the event.
Aldermore and L&C Mortgages say the UK buy-to-let market has become more professional as regulatory changes prompt amateur landlords to exit.
The Right Mortgage and Protection Network has named Rebecca Egerton as head of The Right Academy, overseeing training and development for non-CAS advisers.
A report claims removing stamp duty could bring over 300,000 homes to market in England within a year, with transaction timelines and process certainty also highlighted as key factors.
Black & White Bridging has provided over £3 million in refurbishment finance for two residential properties in North and East London, supporting their acquisition and upgrade.
Glenhawk has provided a £2.85m development exit loan on a completed residential property in North Yorkshire, refinancing an existing facility and allowing more time to market the asset.
With 1.8 million fixed rate mortgages ending in 2026, UK borrowers are turning to short-term and flexible mortgage products amid market uncertainty.
District & County Investments has named Ben Lavelle as its North West business development manager, following his previous roles at Hope Capital and Barclays.
Mortgage 1st provides a self-employed model for advisers, combining independence with access to resources and support from a larger organisation.
The FCA's Mills Review finds AI will change how intermediation works in property finance, but human advisers remain important for complex transactions.