Lenders revise their risk appetites

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Recorded14 Apr 2020

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Join Alex Whitlock and Annie Kane as they delve into how lenders are adjusting their risk appetite given the coronavirus, the impact of social distancing requirements on the housing market, and the changes to credit policy around remote identity verification. This week they discuss: - Whether lenders will still be honoring pre-approved mortgages - How increased unemployment rates could affect housing prices - Brighten Home Loans appointing its first head of distribution

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