News Tag: competitive
September 23, 2009
Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) and its NatWest subsidiary are heading the list in a survey of the UK's most competitive mortgage lenders, by Evaluate Technologies.
The firm, which specialises in "cutting edge" technology for the financial services sector, studied the market over the three months to the end of August and awarded top place to the majority state-owned group.
HSBC ...
RBS and NatWest named top mortgage providers
by Gill Montia
September 18, 2009
Businesses need to start behaving ethically or risk losing customers, a consumer trends specialist claimed this week.
James Alexander, founder of online marketplace Zopa, said businesses that fail to develop ethical values will struggle to attract and maintain customers in the future.
"Companies need to be aware that their customers want them to behave responsibly towards the community and the environment," Alexander said.
"Information ...
Unethical businesses will lose competitive edge
by David Masters
October 30, 2008
Online mortgage broker, mform.co.uk, has named HSBC as the most consistently competitive mortgage lender during the third quarter of 2008.
The research is based on the number of products appearing in best buy tables and HSBC has topped the list, with Yorkshire Building Society coming second.
Nationwide Building Society, Newcastle Building Society and Halifax are also listed in the top five, although ...
HSBC named most consistently competitive mortgage lender
by Gill Montia
May 22, 2008
A new study by price comparison website, moneysupermarket.com, has revealed that Kwik-Fit and Swiftcover are the most competitive car insurance providers.
The biggest improver was Endsleigh, who went from 47th to the 6th most competitive provider.
Over the last 12 months, moneysupermarket.com analysed 12 million quotes on their car insurance channel and established that Kwik-Fit and Swiftcover consistently provided the cheapest ...
Kwik-fit and Swiftcover most competitive motor insurance providers
by Kay Murchie
April 11, 2008
The Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) announced it was lowering interest rates from 5.25% to 5% yesterday, which was widely expected by economists.
This usually means good news for homeowners but bad news for savers. However, bucking the trend for the second time is Icelandic bank, Kaupthing Edge, who yesterday announced it will leave its savings rate at ...
Saving rates remain the same at Kaupthing Edge
by Kay Murchie
