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Living cost concerns dominate broker searches: Knowledge Bank   – Mortgage Strategy - Vimarsana News

Living cost concerns dominate broker searches: Knowledge Bank   – Mortgage Strategy

Cost-of-living concerns continue to dominate brokers searches as 'maximum age at end of term' topped residential enquiries in September, data from Knowledge Bank shows.   The criteria search engine says the move “underscores the industry's caution around lending to older individuals, with possible concerns about

Bridging lending rebounds in Q3 as interest rates continue to rise – Mortgage Strategy - Vimarsana News

Bridging lending rebounds in Q3 as interest rates continue to rise – Mortgage Strategy

Bridging loan transactions saw a 15.3% increase in the third quarter, totalling £191m. This is according to the latest Bridging Trends survey which suggests the rise from £165.7m in the second quarter shows borrowers are utilising the product’s flexibility in the current climate. Amid the uptick in lending volume,

Tech Watch: Machine Learning - the Mortgage Maverick  – Mortgage Strategy - Vimarsana News

Tech Watch: Machine Learning - the Mortgage Maverick  – Mortgage Strategy

I overheard a conversation last week in which the question was asked, “Are you using AI in your business?” A fair question, given it was posed to a director of a technology company. However, when the answer came back that they were, but that the focus was on machine learning (ML), the response took me by surprise.

Sisi's Egyptian crisis: ″Where are the youth?″ - Vimarsana News

Sisi's Egyptian crisis: ″Where are the youth?″

Back in early 2011, there was a spark of hope. The entire international community appreciated the Arab Spring uprisings, which were driven by young people demanding change in Egypt and other Arab countries. It seemed that everything was going to be fine. Six years later, a sense of gloom prevails in Egypt. By Basma El-Mahdy

Appetite for success is growing in Scotland's food and drink sector - Vimarsana News

Appetite for success is growing in Scotland's food and drink sector

AFTER a bruising few years, Scotland’s food and drink producers are beginning to look forward with optimism, says Fiona Richmond, of the industry…