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Bradford and Bingley Default
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Going off how many lenders are turning down B+B customers for remortgage, what makes you think they will want to buy their (dodgy) loan book?
Assuming the customers who remain in 12 months will be those who cant remortgage who will want to buy the least attractive loans of a distressed bank.0 -
ilovelorrainekelly wrote: »Assuming the customers who remain in 12 months will be those who cant remortgage who will want to buy the least attractive loans of a distressed bank.
Who the hell wants to buy mortgages right now anyway? Isn't that a big part of the banks' problems?0 -
ilovelorrainekelly wrote: »Assuming the customers who remain in 12 months will be those who cant remortgage who will want to buy the least attractive loans of a distressed bank.
Apologies for swamping this page this morning and for answering my own questions.
Prior to offering the book to the market at a substantial discount of say 60%, it is possible they will follow the advantage model of offering the customers a discount to redeem. They will recover a greater percentage from the borrowers than from the marketplace.0 -
ilovelorrainekelly wrote: »Apologies for swamping this page this morning and for answering my own questions.
Prior to offering the book to the market at a substantial discount of say 60%, it is possible they will follow the advantage model of offering the customers a discount to redeem. They will recover a greater percentage from the borrowers than from the marketplace.
True although possibly tough politically.0 -
True although possibly tough politically.
Hi Generali
Trust you and yours are all having a great time out there. Good to hear about your Job(s)
Just thought i'd better warn you to avoid those 'dead' people shopping down at Grace Brothers!
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/asia-pacific/8071299.stm0 -
ilovelorrainekelly wrote: »do you know the total traded...
yes... well i know at least 90% that's traded and B&B as an underlying aren't in the current top 1000 positions open
http://www.dtcc.com/products/derivserv/data_table_i.php?id=table60 -
Erm...I hope I dont take this in a total different direction. But my mortgage is with Bradfor and Bingley through Mortgage Express...do these developments have any repurcussions for me. I have never missed a payment in the 2yrs I have been with them and I am on a 5yr fixed, but my property is in negative equity due to the fall in house prices. Its not a huge amount, I owe around £70k but my house is valued at around £65-68k at this current time
Can anyone shed some light on any problems this may create for me either now or in 3yrs time when my current fixed rate ends???
Any help would be great as reading all these posts has made a little concerned.
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phil1873football wrote: »Erm...I hope I dont take this in a total different direction. But my mortgage is with Bradfor and Bingley through Mortgage Express...do these developments have any repurcussions for me. I have never missed a payment in the 2yrs I have been with them and I am on a 5yr fixed, but my property is in negative equity due to the fall in house prices. Its not a huge amount, I owe around £70k but my house is valued at around £65-68k at this current time
Can anyone shed some light on any problems this may create for me either now or in 3yrs time when my current fixed rate ends???
Any help would be great as reading all these posts has made a little concerned.
Cheers
Everyone is just trying to second guess what will happen next to BB as their intentions are well hidden.Current developements wont have any relevance for your mortgage per se. You will have to move away from BB eventually but obviously only when you can. You will go to the SVR or PVR of BB and could stay there indefinitely as per terms of your agreement.0
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