BM Solutions has joined the packaging panel of Mortgage Next it was announced today.
Six of the US's biggest banks have announced a plan to help homeowners struggling with their mortgage payments.
A string of profit warnings from safe-haven British companies sparked fears yesterday that the deadly tentacles of the sub-prime crisis were starting to spread, The Times reports.
Prime mortgages continue to be dominant in the UK market despite the many problems caused by sub-prime lending in the US, according to the Intermediary Mortgage Lenders Association (IMLA).
Trading in shares of Bank of China has been suspended after the company refused to comment on reports it has suffered large losses from the sub-prime mortgage crisis.
Merrill Lynch is the latest US banking giant to announce a massive sub-prime related decline, reporting a $7.8bn net loss for 2007.
JPMorgan Chase is the latest US financial giant to report a significant Q4 sub-prime hit, marking down $1.3bn in the period.
The second half of 2007 was particularly tough for mortgage lenders and the property market in general as the US sub-prime crisis hit credit markets around the world.
Investment banking giant Goldman Sachs remains concerned about the outlook for markets in the near term despite recording an $11.6bn profit in 2007.
Swiss banking giant UBS has this morning announced a further $10bn (£4.9bn) write down of its US sub-prime holdings.