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Mortgage holidays and repossessions suspension to be extended - reaction and analysis

Mortgage holidays and repossessions suspension to be extended - reaction and analysis

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has today launched proposals for mortgage holidays to be extended by three months for borrowers who need them, as well as allowing up until October for customers to apply for them

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Mortgage holidays and repossessions suspension to be extended - reaction and analysis

22 May 2020 Marcel LeGouais
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has today launched proposals for mortgage holidays to be extended by three months for borrowers who need them, as well as allowing up until October for customers to apply for them

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Corporates taking emergency funding forced to curb executive pay

Corporates taking emergency funding forced to curb executive pay

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The Bank of England is forcing all firms planning to draw on its emergency financing facility, for a term beyond May 2021, to restrain executive pay and dividends. Companies using the funding will also be named from June 4
Mazars appointed as trustees to ex Russian bankers guilty of multi-billion dollar fraud

Mazars appointed as trustees to ex Russian bankers guilty of multi-billion dollar fraud

Turnaround, Restructuring and Insolvency news15 May 2020
Ann Nilsson, Matt Carter and Ed Thomas at Mazars, the international accounting and advisory firm, have been appointed as joint trustees in the bankruptcy of Ilya Yurov and Nikolay Fetisov, the former owners of Russian bank National Bank Trust (NBT).
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Corporate insolvencies down year-on-year, but bleaker picture lies behind numbers

Turnaround, Restructuring and Insolvency news15 May 2020
There were just under 1,200 company insolvencies in April across England and Wales, marking a drop on April 2019, but much larger figures are lurking beyond the statistics
Over 300,000 firms on emergency loans, but “unsustainable debt” levels could hit £100bn

Over 300,000 firms on emergency loans, but “unsustainable debt” levels could hit £100bn

Top Stories12 May 2020
More than 300,000 businesses have now benefitted from £14bn in government-backed loans, according to Treasury figures, but a trade body has warned that unsustainable debt across private firms could surge beyond £100bn
Calm before the storm? Personal insolvencies fall, but many may be “one change away”

Calm before the storm? Personal insolvencies fall, but many may be “one change away”

Top Stories30 Apr 2020
Personal insolvencies have fallen during the first quarter, but experts have warned many people are just one change away from serious debt problems, and that bankruptcies are rising

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Collect now or stockpile for later?

07 May 2020 John Ingram
Since the FLA released formal guidance for the motor finance industry, John Ingram​, managing director of Chartsbridge, says lenders are questioning their choices
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Continuity in a crisis: The UK’s largest lenders explain how they’ve transitioned to WFH polices, and supported up to 1.6million customers, during the pandemic

Continuity in a crisis: The UK’s largest lenders explain how they’ve transitioned to WFH polices, and supported up to 1.6million customers, during the pandemic

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Premium: Yorkshire Building Society’s Tracey Newton on scaling the lender’s reward offering to its staff

Premium: Yorkshire Building Society’s Tracey Newton on scaling the lender’s reward offering to its staff

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Tracey Newton of Yorkshire Building Society discusses innovating a reward strategy to serve nearly 4,000 people, whatever stage of their life or career they are in
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John Ingram

Collect now or stockpile for later?

07 May 2020 John Ingram
Since the FLA released formal guidance for the motor finance industry, John Ingram​, managing director of Chartsbridge, says lenders are questioning their choices
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'Why I left RBS after 35 years, to join a bank I’d never heard of'

23 Apr 2020 Neil Evans
After more than 30 years in credit risk roles at RBS, Neil Evans made a career move to a fledgling company with ambitions to reinvent business borrowing. Describing the years since as "the best of his life", he believes his peers across financial services, should never say never
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Switches and locks on gambling blockers: How the difference can affect addiction

23 Apr 2020 Chris Fitch
‘Gambling blockers’ on customers’ accounts have won plaudits for some financial services firms. But, as the Money Advice Trust’s vulnerability lead consultant Chris Fitch notes, not all blockers are created equally
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