Matthew Sellers

Matthew Sellers

Matthew Sellers is a financial journalist who loves to write about the news that affects professional readers. His specialities include mortgage, insurance and HR topics. He has written for a wide range of titles.

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NatWest in tie-up with specialist insurance/services provider

New partnership will allow own-branded saving and personal finance offerings

NatWest in tie-up with specialist insurance/services provider

Aussie bank raids Lloyds for new AI chief

NAB poaches Steel as it leans into GenAi

Aussie bank raids Lloyds for new AI chief

London to need 600,000 new homes says new report

ONS report has some surprising figures

London to need 600,000 new homes says new report

Big lenders start to pay more to depositors as they fight for cash

Threadneedle Street's tightening grip on liquidity forces big banks to pay customers more for their money

Big lenders start to pay more to depositors as they fight for cash

London's luxury home sales fall off a cliff

Properties linger as tax exodus drains market

London's luxury home sales fall off a cliff

Sabadell close to TSB sale as it tries to fend off £10 billion takeover

Interest levels high for major lender amid unwanted corporate takeover bid

Sabadell close to TSB sale as it tries to fend off £10 billion takeover

High street lender weighs takeover offer by Private Equity

Metro Bank gets offer that would see Shawbrook Bank investor take control

High street lender weighs takeover offer by Private Equity

UK financial watchdogs are too burdensome for lenders – House of Lords

"Be more like Singapore" say peers after Nationwide testimony

UK financial watchdogs are too burdensome for lenders – House of Lords

Why Israel's attack on Iran may not be good for interest rates

Is the latest outbreak in the Middle East going to hurt the mortgage industry?

Why Israel's attack on Iran may not be good for interest rates

Domestic buyers step in as foreigners dump London prime property

Maybe there's a silver lining for brokers though

Domestic buyers step in as foreigners dump London prime property