At the presentation of their annual report on retail banking, this Thursday 22 October at the House of Finance, the city’s leading retail banks have given assurances that they have no intention of withdrawing from the mortgage market. In response to persistently weak off-plan sales, the ABBL is proposing to broaden the range of accepted guarantees, to facilitate buy-to-let purchases and to provide better protection for buyers in the event of a developer’s default.
At the presentation of their annual report on retail banking, this Thursday 22 October at the House of Finance, the city’s leading retail banks have given assurances that they have no intention of withdrawing from the mortgage market. In response to persistently weak off-plan sales, the ABBL is proposing to broaden the range of accepted guarantees, to facilitate buy-to-let purchases and to provide better protection for buyers in the event of a developer’s default.
At the presentation of their annual report on retail banking, this Thursday 22 October at the House of Finance, the city’s leading retail banks have given assurances that they have no intention of withdrawing from the mortgage market. In response to persistently weak off-plan sales, the ABBL is proposing to broaden the range of accepted guarantees, to facilitate buy-to-let purchases and to provide better protection for buyers in the event of a developer’s default.
