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LIST OF UK FINANCE MORTGAGE LENDERS Santander UK plc (name change from Abbey National plc GE Money Home Lending Ltd as from 11 January 2010) GMAC-RFC Limited Accord Mortgages Ltd Godiva Mortgages Ltd Advantage (Morgan Stanley Bank International Limited) Halifax Aldermore Bank PLC Halifax Loans Ltd Alliance & Leicester plc Harpenden Building Society Allied Irish Bank (GB), a trading name of AIB Group (UK) Hinckley and Rugby Building Society plc Holmesdale Building Society Amber Homeloans Ltd ING Direct Aviva Equity Release UK Ltd Intelligent Finance Bank of China Irish Permanent International Bank of Cyprus UK ITL Mortgages Bank of Ireland as Bank of Ireland Mortgages JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A. Bank of Scotland Kensington Mortgage Company Ltd Barclays Bank as The Woolwich LiveMore Capital Limited Barclays Bank PLC as Standard Life Mortgages Lloyds TSB Bank plc (C&G mortgages) Barnsley Building Society (a trading name of Yorkshire Lloyds TSB Bank plc (non-C&G mortgages) Building Society) Lloyds TSB Scotland plc Basinghall Finance plc Manchester Building Society Beverley Building Society Market Harborough Building Society Birmingham Midshires Metro Bank plc Bradford & Bingley plc Monmouthshire Building Society Britannia, a trading name of The Co-operative Bank plc Mortgage Express Capital Home Loans Mortgage Express No 2 Chelsea Building Society Mortgages plc Mortgages 1 Ltd Cheshire Building Society National Counties Building Society Church House Trust National Westminster Home Loans Ltd Clydesdale Bank plc Nationwide Building Society Co operative Bank plc New Life Mortgages Ltd Coutts & Co North Yorkshire Mortgages Ltd Coutts Finance Co Northern Rock plc Coventry Building Society Northern Rock (Asset Management) plc Darlington Building Society Oakwood Homeloans Ltd DB UK Bank Ltd Paragon Mortgages Ltd Derbyshire Building Society Paragon Mortgages (2010) Ltd Derbyshire Home Loans Platform Home Loans Ltd Dudley Building Society Precise Mortgages, a division of Charter Court Dunfermline Building Society Financial Services Ltd Earl Shilton Building Society Principality Building Society Ecology Building Society Prudential Banking plc First Trust Bank Rooftop Mortgages Ltd Furness Building Society Saffron Building Society LIST OF UK FINANCE MORTGAGE LENDERS Santander UK plc (name change from Abbey National plc as from 11 January 2010) Scottish Building Society Scottish Widows Bank plc Skipton Building Society St James Place Bank Barclays Bank PLC as Standard Life Mortgages Stroud and Swindon Building Society Swansea Building Society The Mortgage Business The Mortgage Works The Royal Bank of Scotland plc The Royal Bank of Scotland plc Direct Line Mortgages The Royal Bank of Scotland plc Direct Line One The Royal Bank of Scotland plc First Active The Royal Bank of Scotland plc Natwest One Account The Royal Bank of Scotland plc One Account The Royal Bank of Scotland plc Virgin One Tipton Coseley Building Society Topaz Finance plc UCB Home Loans Corporation Ltd Ulster Bank Ltd Wave Yorkshire Bank Yorkshire Building Society Link: https://lendershandbook.ukfinance.org.uk/lendershandbook/ Lenders that will not accept the CMLC Ltd Warranty with £3,000,000 PI Insurance Leeds Building Society HSBC Bank plc .

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APPLICATION FORM FOR ADMISSION TO THE CONVEYANCING PANEL OF THE YORKSHIRE BUILDING SOCIETY GROUP - INCORPORATING YORKSHIRE BUILDING SOCIETY, ACCORD MORTGAGES LIMITED, CHELSEA BUILDING SOCIETY AND BARNSLEY BUILDING SOCIETY (“THE SOCIETY”) NOTES: • If your answer to any question exceeds the space allowed, continue on a separate sheet clearly marking the question number. • The whole of this application form is to be completed by the senior partner/director of your practice. • Please note that the Society reserves the right to terminate your membership of its Conveyancing Panel if you fail to provide any relevant information or provide incorrect information in this application form or in relation to any future requests for information. • Please also note that your membership of the Society’s Conveyancing Panel can be terminated at any time without notice by the Society in the event of a Disciplinary Tribunal decision or where your ﬁ rm has not acted for the Society in the grant of a mortgage for a period in excess of one year. • The Society will verify the regulatory status of every practice applying for admission to its Conveyancing Panel. The Society will check whether practices located in England and Wales hold Conveyancing Quality Scheme (“CQS”) accreditation where appropriate. The society requires annual evidence that the practice has a renewed CQS certiﬁ cate. • The completed application form must be returned to Conveyancers Panel Administration, Mortgage Service Department, Yorkshire Building Society, Yorkshire House, Yorkshire Drive, Bradford BD5 8LJ. Dx No. 11798 Bradford. • We reserve the right to terminate your membership at any time should the Society deem this to be appropriate.
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