Finance

"Low-hanging" wealth & property taxes could rise to cover Covid-19 costs, suggests a political economist Professor Richard Murphy.

Lenders are raising LTVs, embracing desktop valuations and hunting for business, notes Knight Frank

'YCFII will enable Yoo Capital to bring further substantial capital to key projects in central London and other major cities', says Yoo Group chairman John Hitchcox

Missing payments could still show up on a credit score, says Chestertons after fielding enquiries from people who are 'not in any particular financial difficulties'

Springside in central Edinburgh will deliver 476 new rental homes.

Tom Metcalf reports for Bloomberg how UHNW homeowners are turning to their real estate holdings to access cash as the pandemic pummels global markets

"Private banks once opposed to accepting remote and desktop valuations began tentatively changing their approach this week in a move that could stem sharp declines in prime property market activity," says…

Banks have shelved around half of their mortgage products in the least few weeks in response to the Coronavirus crisis and 0.25% interest rate.

Some sage advice for business leaders in tough times from Blair Nimmo, KPMG's UK Head of Restructuring and Global Head of Insolvency.

"It is more important now than ever that we maintain a business as usual attitude and remain as resilient as possible in an otherwise chaotic climate," says Century Capital's Head of Lending.

Banks & Government said to be in talks about pausing or adapting the mortgage market in light of the Coronavirus lockdown.

Emergency move marks the second rate cut in eight days