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Knowledge Bank adds criteria category in response to cladding concerns – Mortgage Strategy

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Knowledge Bank has added a new criteria category to help brokers navigate lender requirements regarding EWS1 forms and acceptable safety certificate providers. The update follows recent developments in the cladding crisis, which saw some lenders withdrawing mortgage offers due to concerns over which companies had issued these forms. Following a BBC news report in January, which highlighted lender concerns over the validity of certain EWS1 forms,…
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Knowledge Bank adds criteria category to help brokers over cladding safety – Mortgage Finance Gazette

Knowledge Bank has added a new criteria category to help brokers navigate lender requirements regarding EWS1 forms and acceptable safety certificate providers. The update follows recent developments in the cladding crisis, which saw some lenders withdrawing mortgage offers due to concerns over which companies had… The post Knowledge Bank adds criteria category to help brokers over cladding safety appeared first on Mortgage Finance Gazette.

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Knowledge Bank adds criteria category in response to cladding concerns – Mortgage Strategy

Knowledge Bank has added a new criteria category to help brokers navigate lender requirements regarding EWS1 forms and acceptable safety certificate providers. The update follows recent developments in the cladding crisis, which saw some lenders withdrawing mortgage offers due to concerns over which companies had issued these forms. Following a BBC news report in January, which highlighted lender concerns over the validity of certain EWS1 forms,…

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Mortgage Strategy broke the news in on Thursday, February 20, 2025.
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