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Lenders who have signed up to the agreement A list of the lenders who have committed to the voluntary agreement can be found below. This list includes parent and related brands within each group. It excludes lifetime and pure buy-to-let providers. We expect more lenders to commit over the coming months. 1. Accord Mortgage 43. Newcastle Building Society 2. Aldermore 44. Nottingham Building Society 3. Bank of Ireland UK PLC 45. Norwich & Peterborough BS 4. Bank of Scotland 46. One Savings Bank Plc 5. Barclays UK plc 47. Penrith Building Society 6. Barnsley Building Society 48. Platform 7. Bath BS 49. Principality Building Society 8. Beverley Building Society 50. Progressive Building Society 9. Britannia 51. RBS plc 10. Buckinghamshire BS 52. Saffron Building Society 11. Cambridge Building Society 53. Santander UK Plc 12. Chelsea Building Society 54. Scottish Building Society 13. Chorley Building Society 55. Scottish Widows Bank 14. Clydesdale Bank 56. Skipton Building Society 15. The Co-operative Bank plc 57. Stafford Railway Building Society 16. Coventry Building Society 58. Teachers Building Society 17. Cumberland BS 59. Tesco Bank 18. Danske Bank 60. Tipton & Coseley Building Society 19. Darlington Building Society 61. Trustee Savings Bank 20. Direct Line 62. Ulster Bank 21. Dudley Building Society 63. Vernon Building Society 22. Earl Shilton Building Society 64. Virgin Money Holdings (UK) plc 23. Family Building Society 65. West Bromwich Building Society 24. First Direct 66. Yorkshire Bank 25. Furness Building Society 67. Yorkshire Building Society 26. Halifax 27. Hanley Economic Building Society 28. Hinckley & Rugby Building Society 29. HSBC plc 30. Ipswich BS 31. Kensington Mortgages 32. Leeds Building Society 33. Leek United Building Society 34. Lloyds Bank 35. Mansfield Building Society 36. Market Harborough Building Society 37. M&S Bank 38. Melton Mowbray BS 39. Metro Bank 40. Nationwide Building Society 41. NatWest 42. Newbury Building Society .

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