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Afin Bank secures licence to serve African diaspora in the UK

Afin Bank, a digital lender created to help people from Africa living and working in the UK, is set to start offering mortgages and savings products after securing the regulatory green light.

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AFP: Fraud is the biggest painpoint for accounts payables automation

Kicking off the first day of AFP, the conference for finance and treasury professionals held in Nashville, Tennessee this year, Mike Watercott, CTP, working capital consultant, US Bank, led a discussion on striking the balance in payments with Andy Sullivan, vice president of channel sales, Bottomline and Cynthia MacGeagh, treasury manager, Clayton Homes.

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HSBC to accept overseas credit history for UK mortgage applications

HSBC is to make it easier for international customers with no local credit history to apply for a UK mortgage.

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Majority of UK adults "unaware" of open banking

A recently released survey has highlighted a widespread lack of awareness among UK adults when it comes to open banking.

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NatWest joins Open Property Data Association

NatWest has become the latest of the UK's big mortgage lenders to join the Open Property Data Association (OPDA), backing efforts to bring a standardised approach to sharing digital data in the home buying process.

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Twenty7tec secures £16.5 million investment from BGF

Mortgage technology outfit Twenty7tec has bagged £16.5 million from the Business growth Fund (BGF) to drive growth and expansion within the UK.

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HSBC joins Open Property Data Association

HSBC is the latest UK high street bank to join the Open Property Data Association, backing efforts to bring a standardised approach to sharing digital data in the home buying process.

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Nationwide joins Open Property Data Association

Nationwide Building Society has followed in the footsteps of Lloyds Banking Group by joining the Open Property Data Association, backing efforts to bring a standardised approach to sharing digital data in the home buying process.

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Chase is the first bank in all lower 48 US states, what next?

Andrea Principe, managing director – Northeast division director – consumer banking, Chase, took to the stage at Future Branches in Boston to explore how while the banking industry faces challenges in sustaining core deposits, deepening customer trust, and building relationships, it is important to learn from failures, reengage with customers, and provide exceptional in-person experiences.

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Chetwood Financial acquires buy to let lender CHL Mortgages

UK digital bank Chetwood Financial has acquired buy to let mortgage lender CHL Mortgages to complement its soon-to-launch ModaMortgage's proposition.

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GB Bank secures £85 million capital raise

GB Bank, which specialises in funding property projects for SME property developers and investors, has secured £85m of additional capital from new investor Hera Holdings and existing shareholder the Teesside Pension Fund.

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NatWest seeks out tech talent from under-represented communities

NatWest is working with Sparta Global to find and train technology talent from under-represented communities.

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Lloyds joins association to standardise digital property data

Lloyds Banking Group has joined the Open Property Data Association (OPDA), backing efforts to bring a standardised approach to sharing digital data in the home buying process.

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Perenna to offer green discount for customers who decarbonise their homes

Long-term mortgage lender Perenna is to offer cheaper loans to customers who commit to an energy efficient upgrade to their homes.

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Habito chalks up first monthly profit

Seven years from launch, digital mortgage broker Habito has recorded its first ever monthly profit.

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Perenna opens waitlist on $52 million fund raise

UK mortgage lending startup Perenna has raised $52 million within weeks of securing an unrestricted banking licence.

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Atom Bank to measure climate impact on mortgage book

Atom Bank is to assess the climate risks of its mortgage book using profiling technology from Kamma.

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Australian fintech Joust lays off staff as it looks for buyer

Australian online home loan marketplace is looking for a potential buyer, laying off staff and restructuring its sales process.

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UK startup Perenna secures banking licence from the FCA and PRA

Mortgage lender Perenna has become the first UK startup to receive an unrestricted banking licence in 2023.

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Better.com goes public

After a tumultuous two years that saw its CEO hit the headlines for laying off staff via Zoom, digital mortgage outfit Better.com is set to go public via a Spac merger.