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16 04 2012 |
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Rise in first-time buyer numbers behind overall increase in lending for house purchases, CML figures suggest Mortgage lending for house purchases was up by 20% year-on-year in February, but lenders said the increase may have been fuelled by changes to stamp duty rules in March rather than indicating a resurgence in market activity. A total of £5.4bn was lent for house purchases – 2% more than in January 2012 and a fifth more than in February 2011. First-time buyers took out 14,100 mortgages worth a total of £1.7bn, while...
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16 04 2012 |
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Banco Espanol de Credito SA (Banesto) - which is controlled by Santander - has announced profits fell sharply during the first quarter of this year.
The domestic financial institution has been hit particularly hard by the rules introduced by the Spanish government earlier in 2012 requiring all banks to increase their provisions against bad real estate loans.
Banesto's net profit dropped 88 per cent year-on-year to stand at €20.2 million (£16.7 million). The organisation revealed it has set aside €475 million to help cover its Spanish property assets,...
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16 04 2012 |
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The value of properties in Turkey increased in March, as did monthly rental charges.
According to the REIDIN.com Turkey residential property price indices for last month, the cost of purchasing a home in the country increased by an average of 0.95 per cent compared to February, and by 8.66 per cent year-on-year.
Istanbul posted the biggest monthly rise of 1.18 per cent, while Izmir recorded the largest annual hike at 11.61 per cent.
Overall, the cost of renting a home in Turkey climbed by 0.85 per cent between February and March this year and the expense...
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16 04 2012 |
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Generation aged 18-34 risks being priced out of market unless government helps housebuyers, says head of Countrywide The chief executive of the UK's largest estate agent has renewed calls on the government to intervene in the housing market to prevent future generations being priced out of owning a home. Grenville Turner, the head of Countrywide, said the UK could become a country of renters after a survey commissioned by the company found that almost half of 18- to 34-year-olds said difficulty raising a deposit was the biggest...
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12 04 2012 |
BEING big makes it hard to avoid attention, whether from the markets or from regulators. A massive, $100 billion-plus credit-derivatives position attributed to a London-based JPMorgan Chase trader called Bruno Iksil—nicknamed the London Whale—was enough to spark a debate this week about whether the bank was violating principles restricting proprietary trading. More quietly, in Washington, DC, American regulators finalised a rule on April 3rd enabling them to expand the designation of “systemically important” (aka “too big to fail”) institutions to non-banks. Of the...
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