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UK Mortgages: Competitive Landscape and Product Innovation
DATAMONITOR VIEW
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STRATEGIC CONTEXT
Bigger lenders are losing market share to smaller lenders
HSBC has increased its share of the market despite tighter regulations and the eurozone crisis
LBG retains its position as the biggest mortgage lender despite losing market share
Santander's market share fell but it remains the second biggest lender in the UK
Barclays' market share has stabilized following a sharp increase
RBS has cut its lending significantly
Big bank lending has been depressed by regulatory requirements and the eurozone crisis
The eurozone crisis has pushed up the cost of interbank lending and will constrain mortgage lending
Small lenders increased their mortgage approvals by more than the industry average
Banks dominate but mutuals have increased their market share
The decline in the number of building societies appears to have bottomed out
New entrants and potential entrants will struggle to make a big impact on the mortgage market
Virgin Money's presence has been boosted by the acquisition of Northern Rock
Tesco's entry into the market continues to be delayed
Recent entrants have failed to revolutionize the market
New and recent entrants have been hampered by funding and branding problems
Mortgage Market Review proposals to ban non-advised sales may benefit brokers
STRATEGY IN FOCUS
Average mortgage rates have increased recently due to pressures in the wholesale markets
Lenders are increasing standard variable rates as funding costs bite
Greater competition and product innovation has followed market stabilization
Aldermore is offering borrowers the option to use parents for 100% loan-to-value mortgages
Nationwide and Halifax are encouraging first-time buyers to develop a savings habit before offering a high LTV mortgage
Offering cashback on mortgages is becoming popular with lenders
The NewBuy Guarantee scheme is too small in scope to have more than a marginal effect
Regulations are causing lenders to limit the sale of interest-only mortgages
APPENDIX
Supplementary data
Methodology
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Bank of England base rate
CAGR
Gross advances
Remortgaging
RMBS
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TABLES
Table: Average mortgage rates, January 2010 to March 2012
FIGURES
Figure: Four of the big five UK banks lost market share in 2011
Figure: Smaller lenders increased lending by more than the market average
Figure: Mutuals and specialist lenders have increased their market share
Figure: Building society numbers have stabilized after a period of consolidation
Figure: The Skipton and Yorkshire building societies have been the most active in the mergers and acquisitions sector
Figure: Average mortgage rates have started to rise despite a static base rate
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Datamonitor
Published on
11 May 2012
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CM00209-002
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