Month: July 2019

Genomic Vision: Financial Information for the First Half of 2019  Business Wire

Regulatory News: Genomic Vision (Paris:GV) (FR0011799907 – GV), a company specialized in the development of in-vitro diagnostic (IVD) tests for the ea.

Investment property purchase still most popular use for bridging finance  BestAdvice

For the second consecutive quarter the most popular use of a bridging loan was to purchase investment property, according to the latest Bridging Trends report.

Bridge Invest reduces initial rates to 0.69%  Bridging & Commerical

Bridge Invest has reduced its rates across all loan types with new rates now starting from 0.69% per month.

Bridging volumes flat in Q2 as LTVs and rates rise – MT Finance  Mortgage Solutions

The average loan to value rose to 52.85 per cent, up by 1.55 per cent and the average monthly interest rate was 0.79 per cent, a raise of 0.05 per cent.

United Trust Bank launches promotion for bridging loans over £500,000  Bridging & Commerical

United Trust Bank (UTB) has launched a summer promotion which aims to reward borrowers and brokers on bridging loans of £500000 or more.

Avamore completes its first student accommodation deal  Bridging & Commerical

Avamore Capital has completed an acquisition bridging loan of around £2.2m secured against a purpose-built student accommodation (PBSA) asset in …

AMS does not see ‘sufficient basis’ for continuing takeover talks with Osram  Yahoo Finance

Austria’s AMS AG said on Tuesday it did not see “sufficient basis” for continuing its discussions with Osram Licht to acquire the German technology company, …

Perceptions of a price war  Bridging & Commerical

As prices in the bridging industry are driven ever further downwards, there may well be the perception of a price war.

Bridging loans grow in popularity amongst property investors  Mortgage Finance Gazette Online

Bridging loans have become increasingly popular amongst property investors keen to expand their portfolios, new data has revealed.

“I’ve Always Felt Government Were Light On Involvement In The League”  Pundit Arena

Stephen Kenny admitted that it is “challenging times for everyone in Irish football” following the recent spate of controversies surrounding the FAI.