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  • Mortgage defaults expected to pick up as rising rates hits borrowers, say lenders

    July 13, 2023

    Banks and building societies expect the level of mortgage defaults to increase over the next quarter as the impact of rising interest rates filters through the economy.  In the Bank of England’s quarterly credit conditions survey, lenders reported “losses and default rates on secured loans to households increased in Q2, and were expected to increase [...]

  • Finncap seeing ‘green shoots’ of recovery after swinging to £1.7m loss

    July 13, 2023

    City broker and investment bank Finncap said it is seeing “green shoots” of recovery in the market this year as revenues ticked upwards again after it swung to a loss last year.

  • JP Morgan hires 20 new bankers to expand push into startup sector post-SVB collapse

    July 12, 2023

    JP Morgan has bolstered its ranks with a series of hires as it attempts to expand its offering to start-ups and high growth companies following the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank (SVB).   The Wall Street giant has hired almost 20 new bankers to support fast growing businesses in Europe, the Middle East and Asia, including [...]

  • Banks breathe ‘sigh of relief’ as Supreme Court backs Barclays in APP fraud case

    July 12, 2023

    Banks will not face extensive new duties to prevent authorised push payment (APP) fraud after the Supreme Court sided with Barclays in a closely watched case. The ruling means banks will not be held liable for fraudulent transactions requested by customers, avoiding a potential wave of fraud litigation.  “There will definitely have been some deep [...]

  • Bank of England says UK’s big banks passed stress test and are ‘resilient’ to rising rates

    July 12, 2023

    The UK’s largest lenders passed the Bank of England’s stress tests with flying colours, even as concerns grow around the health of the mortgage market. In its latest stress test, the Bank of England concluded that banks were “resilient”, enabling them to withstand persistently higher inflation and a deep global recession. “The UK banking system [...]

  • Mortgage rates: Banks warn of more ‘financial difficulty’ – but arrears increase will be small

    July 11, 2023

    Leading bankers have said that an increasing number of customers will face financial difficulties as mortgage rates rise, but remained confident that both consumers and lenders could withstand the pressure. Bradley Fordham, mortgage director at Santander, said that with rates at six per cent, the average increase in monthly payments for customers coming off a [...]

  • Mortgage rates climb to 15-year high following surprisingly strong wage growth

    July 11, 2023

    The typical rate available on a two-year fixed mortgage has climbed to a 15-year high, surpassing the levels seen last Autumn in the wake of the disastrous mini-budget.  According to Moneyfacts, the average two-year fixed residential mortgage rate hit 6.66 per cent, marginally higher than the 6.65 per cent seen last October.  This was the [...]

  • SVB Financial sues US regulator to recover $1.93bn seized in rescue

    July 10, 2023

    SVB Financial Group has sued the U.S. Federal Deposit Insurance Corp (FDIC) to recover the $1.93 billion the regulator seized during its takeover of the failed Silicon Valley Bank in March, according to a filing in a bankruptcy court on Sunday. The lack of access to the funds was impeding SVB Financial’s reorganisation, it said, [...]

  • Watchdog opens fewer cases than last year but still keeping close eye on wrongdoers

    July 9, 2023

    The number of enforcement cases opened by the Financial Conduct Authority’s (FCA) dropped last year, but experts suggested the regulator was not resting on its laurels.  According to a Freedom of Information request submitted by law firm Reed Smith, in the year to March, the number of cases opened against firms dropped 67 per cent [...]

  • OneSavings Bank shares plunge by nearly a quarter after £180m hit from ‘step change’ in customer behaviour

    July 7, 2023

    Shares in OneSavings Bank (OSB) plummeted this morning after the lender revealed it would take a hit of up to £180m from a “step change” in customer behaviour.  In a statement released after market close last night, the FTSE 250-listed bank said customers in a certain part of the loan book were choosing to refinance [...]

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