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The bridging market has been on rather a roller-coaster over the past few years, albeit it hasn’t been alone in this regard. That said, things seem to have settled. Perhaps the picture isn’t as rosy as we would like it to be, with rates creeping up, but is it safe to say at least we know where we stand? A rise in

Gross short-term lending by contributors to Bridging Trends data jumped by 20% to an all-time high of £214.7m in the third quarter compared to the previous three months, driven by borrowers keen to keep up property chains.    This was the third consecutive quarterly increase in loans and the highest quarterly figure

About 4,800 people took part in a 10 kilometre run along the waterfront in person under sunny skies in Toronto early Saturday.

In recent years I have noticed a shift in the hiring of roles within the specialist finance industry. Traditionally, firms have hired from within the industry, which often means the same faces crop up in different places. The driving force behind this is quite commercially straightforward: get someone in who knows

The first quarter of the year generated a total of £156.78m in bridging loan transactions, representing an increase of 8.5% compared to Q1 2022, according to the latest data from contributors to Bridging Trends.  The 12 specialist finance packagers reported that bridging transactions in Q1 2022 also increased from

Jurassic World Dominion creates Department of Prehistoric Wildlife (DPW) website, dinotracker.com.

Listed mineral exploration and development company Narryer Metals Limited (ASX: NYM) has been advised on its initial public offering on the ASX and subsequent $5 million capital raise. Firm: Piper Al

"Thor: Love and Thunder," "Nope," "Elvis," "Bullet Train," and "Bob's Burgers The Movie" are among our the summer movies we're most excited to see.

More than two-thirds of college students nationwide say they experience psychological stress. One Western Technical College instructor is searching for answers to improve the well-being of her students. Her four-legged partner’s presence in the classroom is already making an impact.

When the pandemic kicked off in the UK, the outlook on the property front, as elsewhere, was bleak. Experts predicted a nosedive in anything property related and the finance that went with it. Thankfully, after the initial shock, this proved far from the case and, despite continuing uncertainty on all fronts, by 2021