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Correction

07 February 2023 5:45AM
Other topics, Mortgages, Greater Newcastle Group

An article in Monday’s edition of Banking Day, More mortgage lenders in runoff, stated that Newcastle Permanent Building Society’s home loan book was in runoff. This was incorrect. Newcastle Permanent has recorded above-system growth over the past six months. A corrected version of the article appears on the Banking Day website.
 

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