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Issue no. 5 - 10 March 2009

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As well as funding the mainstream mortgage market, some lenders offer loans under low-cost home-ownership schemes or help fund the social housing sector. This issue focuses on what lenders need to enable them to continue to offer this kind of funding.

In this issue

  1. What lenders need to make low-cost home-ownership work
  2. Lenders keen to fund stable social housing sector
  3. Lenders have little scope for further rate cuts
  4. CML recruits new member and associates

What lenders need to make low-cost home-ownership work

What lenders need to make low-cost home-ownership work

The government is keen to see low-cost home-ownership expand. Reform is needed, however, to allow more borrowers and lenders take up the opportunities.

Lenders keen to fund stable social housing sector

Lenders keen to fund stable social housing sector

Funding for housing associations has not escaped the ravages of the credit crunch. But measures to promote stability in the social housing sector will enable lenders to continue to provide affordable funding.

Lenders have little scope for further rate cuts

Lenders have little scope for further rate cuts

Savings are the lifeblood of mortgage lending. At current rates, the biggest threat to borrowers is not the cost of mortgages, but the risk of instability caused by volatile movements in the flow of savings.

CML recruits new member and associates

CML recruits new member and associates

The CML has a new member – and two new associates.

Editor's details

Name:
Bernard Clarke
Tel:
020 7438 8923
Email:
bernard.clarke@cml.org.uk

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