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Lloyds Banking Group: Banking Giant Reveals Higher-than-Expected Profit for First Half of 2025

42% Center coverage: 7 sources

Lloyds Banking Group has unveiled a higher-than-expected profit for the first half of 2025, as it benefited from a jump in lending and savings balances.See the Story

NatWest To Overhaul Digital Banking With AWS, Accenture - Accenture (NYSE:ACN), Amazon.com (NASDAQ:AMZN), NatWest Group (NYSE:NWG)

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NatWest Group (NYSE:NWG) on Wednesday unveiled a five-year strategic partnership with Amazon Web Services Inc. (NASDAQ:AMZN) and Accenture Plc (NYSE:ACN) to overhaul its digital infrastructure and elevate customer experiences through cloud computing, AI, and advanced data analytics. The initiative targets NatWest’s 20 million customers, promising smarter, more responsive services driven by enhanced data capabilities and automation. Employees wil…Artificial Intelligence · London See the Story

Skipton BS Cuts FTB and Track Record Rates

Skipton Building Society will lower selected first-time buyer rates and cut its Track Record mortgage to the lowest rate since launch.Skipton, England · Skipton See the Story

ICS Mortgages to Cut Variable Rate Mortgages by 0.2%

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ICS Mortgages is to cut all of its owner occupier variable rate mortgages by 0.2%.Business · United Kingdom See the Story

NatWest Posts £3.1bn Rise in Net Mortgage Lending in H1

NatWest has reported a £3.1bn increase in its net mortgage lending over the first half of the year. The post NatWest posts £3.1bn rise in net mortgage lending in H1 appeared first on Mortgage Solutions.London, England · London See the Story

MHBS Relaxes Stress Tests to Allow up to £55,000 of Extra Borrowing – Mortgage Strategy

Market Harborough Building Society has become the latest lender to ease interest stress testing for residential loans, allowing customers to borrow up to £55,000 more when buying their home. The mutual says its new rules mean that many clients will see an increase in their maximum borrowing potential, including newMarket Harborough · Market Harborough See the Story

Mortgage Searches Plummet in Summer – Twenty7tec

The number of mortgage searches conducted on the Twenty7tec platform fell by 17.89% between 21 June and 21 July this year, suggesting a cooling of the market. The post Mortgage searches plummet in summer – Twenty7tec appeared first on Mortgage Solutions.United Kingdom · United Kingdom See the Story

Number of people over 36 taking out 35-year mortgages surges 251% - IFA Magazine

New Freedom of Information (FOI) data from the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), analysed by Quilter, reveals a significant rise in the number of people taking out mortgages with a term of 35 years or more. In 2024, 30,338 mortgages with a term of 35 years or more were sold to people aged over age 36. Over a five-year period since 2019 there has been a 251% increase in the number of older borrowers taking out longer loan terms. There has also b…United Kingdom · United Kingdom See the Story

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