Lender Handbook Archive
What did the mortgage lender require when the transaction took place? Check the Lexsure Lender Archive and purchase the relevant historical lender record where available.
Today’s UK Finance Mortgage Lenders’ Handbook may differ from the instructions applicable to an earlier purchase or remortgage. Dated lender-specific requirements can help when reviewing a conveyancing file, responding to a lender audit or investigating a complaint or professional indemnity claim.
Need the lender’s historical requirements?
Identify your lender, transaction date and issue, then check availability and purchase the relevant dated record from the Lexsure Lender Archive.
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China requires UK conveyancing protection
Bank of China has this week become a member of the CML setting out their conveyancing requirements through publishing their Part II requirements. For those not familiar with the CML Lenders Handbook, I should explain that The Lenders’ Handbook provides comprehensive instructions for conveyancers acting on behalf of lenders in residential conveyancing transactions. Part II…
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Council of Mortgage Lenders highlight HIPs as Hindering UK Conveyancing
UK lenders who have clear interest in the future of conveyancing have recently commented on a Law Society Consultation on Improving Residential Conveyancing. Lenders rely on conveyancing solicitors and conveyancing lawyers to act for them both at the outset of a mortgage transaction or where lenders exercise their power of sale. The CML express doubts…