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Average intermediary caseloads dip in the third quarter of 2022—IMLA report reveals
Demand in the mortgage market has dipped slightly in Q3 2022, most likely as a result of the current turbulent economic climate, with the latest data from IMLA’s Mortgage Market Tracker showing that average intermediary case volumes decreased slightly from 97 in Q2 to 93 in Q3.
Average intermediary caseload volumes fall in the first quarter of 2022 from record peak in Q4 2021, but confidence remains high—IMLA report reveals
Intermediary confidence in the outlook for their own firms remained strong, with 62% feeling ‘very confident’ and 98% feeling ‘very confident’ or ‘fairly confident’.
Average intermediary caseload volumes reach record high in Q4, according to IMLA
Intermediary confidence in the outlook for their own firms was also strong, with 62% feeling ‘very confident’ and 98% confident overall.
House price earnings ratio reaches historic high in 2021 as UK experiences mortgage affordability paradox
The latest research from the Intermediary Mortgage Lenders Association suggests that the UK is experiencing a mortgage affordablility paradox.
Adviser business volumes reached record levels in Q2 2021, according to IMLA
Six in ten intermediaries felt very confident about the outlook for their own firm in Q2 2021 compared to four in ten this time last year
IMLA predicts the housing and mortgage recovery from Covid will remain robust
The Intermediary Mortgage Lenders Association (IMLA) has today published its report on the impact of Covid on the UK housing and mortgage market – one year on.
Intermediary confidence returned to pre-pandemic levels in Q1 2021, according to IMLA
Advisers’ confidence in the outlook for the mortgage industry recovered in Q1 2021 to levels not seen since before the start of the coronavirus crisis, according to IMLA’s latest Mortgage Market Tracker.
Intermediary case volumes fell in Q4 but confidence in market outlook remained strong
The average number of mortgage cases handled by advisers fell from 90 between July and September to 78 in Q4, research from the Intermediary Mortgage Lenders Association (IMLA) found. However, the vast majority of advisers remained positive about the outlook for their businesses (96%), the intermediary sector (92%), and the wider mortgage market (85%).
Mortgage sector cautions on impact of hard Stamp Duty deadline for homebuyers and sellers
The Intermediary Mortgage Lenders Association (IMLA) and The Association of Mortgage Intermediaries (AMI) are issuing this joint warning to members about buyers hoping to complete their property purchases before the Stamp Duty deadline of 31st March
October economic ‘cliff edge’ could be less severe than feared, new IMLA report suggests
New report from IMLA suggests that the end of the furlough and payment holiday schemes might not have such a severe impact
IMLA comments on today's BoE mortgage approvals
Charles Haresnape, Chairman of the Intermediary Mortgage Lenders Association (IMLA), comments on today’s BoE mortgage approvals
IMLA comments on the BBA mortgage approvals data – May 2015
Charles Haresnape, Chairman of the Intermediary Mortgage Lenders Association (IMLA), comments on today’s BBA figures5
IMLA comments on Bank of England mortgage approvals – April 2015
Peter Williams, Executive Director of the Intermediary Mortgage Lenders Association (IMLA), comments on the ten percent monthly rise in mortgage approvals
IMLA comments on today’s Bank of England Money and Credit report for September
Charles Haresnape, Chairman of the Intermediary Mortgage Lenders Association (IMLA), comments on September’s mortgage approval figures from the Bank of England
IMLA comments on tomorrow’s Bank of England Financial Stability Report
New IMLA report – The new macro prudential regime — when and how will the Bank of England intervene
Bank of England
At a glance, this morning’s figures from the Bank of England might be seen as disappointing, with the number of approvals for both house purchase and remortgaging both showing a fall in June from May. Approvals for house purchase were down from 58,071 in May to 57,667 in June but the value was up from £8.6 billion to £8.7 billion. Remortgages fell in both value and number, down from £4.7 billion and 32,209 in May to £4.6 billion and 31,486 in June.
Bank of England mortgage approval figures for April 2013
Peter Williams, Executive Director of the Intermediary Mortgage Lenders Association (IMLA), comments on the mortgage approval figures for April 2013 released by the Bank of England today
Latest Bank of England mortgage approval figures for March 2013
Peter Williams, Executive Director of the Intermediary Mortgage Lenders Association (IMLA), comments
Bank of England mortgage approval figures for February 2013
Peter Williams, Executive Director of IMLA, comments
Bank of England lending data for January 2013
Peter Williams, Executive Director of IMLA, comments