Wholesale mortgage market to return in 2011 - IMLA

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Three in four intermediary lenders believe the wholesale loan and securitisation markets will be back in action by 2011, according to research.

The Intermediary Mortgage Lenders' Association's (IMLA) latest survey of its members, found a similar proportion (73 %) said the British economy would start to strengthen in 2010. The IMLA research also revealed intermediary lenders expect Libor spreads to narrow gradually over the coming year. Currently 3-month Libor hovers at about 1% above Bank base rate. IMLA members forecast the 3-month Libor spread to reduce to around 75 basis points by the end of 2009. Peter Williams, executive director of IMLA, said: "It might feel as though the past eighteen months have been a mortgage apocalyp...

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