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2008-05-02 » Abbey is to reduce its rates for some mortgages, partly in response to the Bank of England’s liquidity scheme which will inject £50bn ($99bn) into the mortgage market. The UK’s third largest mortgage lender, owned by Santander of Spain, said it would reduce rates on its flexible and tracker mortgages [...]
2008-04-24 » Barcelona, 17 (Europe Press) .- The special mortgages for subrogation experienced a "boom" in March, as a strategy for banks to capture more attractive offerings with new customers in competition to bring mortgages financed with a smaller percentage to 80 % Of housing, according to a report prepared by the [...]
2008-04-22 » The Bank of England has announced that is going to redeem temporarily treasury bonds by mortgage bank with a value calculated from 50,000 million pounds (62,500 million euros) in order to inject liquidity to the market. The monetary authority will this measure available to British banks and other lending [...]
2008-04-17 » By James Politi and Krishna Guha in Washington There are only a few weeks left for Congress and the Bush administration to agree on large-scale government intervention in the mortgage market, according to Chris Dodd, one of the most senior lawmakers overseeing US economic policy. In an interview with the Financial [...]
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