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Gross mortgage borrowing of £12.4 billion was recorded in the UK for August, up 1 per cent on the same month last year, according to latest figures.

Blair Milne Accountancy firm Campbell Dallas is seeking a buyer for an independent garage business based in Castle Douglas after the business was placed into liquidation.

Glasgow-based firm The Mortgage Lender, which opened for business in the city nine weeks ago, has made its first loan for house purchase since its launch.

Mike Dean Edinburgh-based research and development (R&D) tax relief specialist Jumpstart moved to accelerate its advance into pan-UK markets with the appointment of a new sales and marketing director.

David Wheldon Royal Bank of Scotland's new marketing director has admitted the bailed-out bank’s ‘RBS’ brand was nearly completely scrapped before it was switched out in England and Wales.

Chartered accountancy firm, Ritsons, which has offices across the north of Scotland, has opened a new office in Inverness in order to bring all of its staff in the highland capital under one roof.

Almost half (48 per cent) of UK banking customers are still not comfortable managing their finances solely online or by mobile.

FTSE100 companies have set aside £31.3 billion in the last 12 months to meet legal claims – a 22 per cent increase from the £25.6 billion set aside in the previous year.

Hugh Little Hugh Little, the former head of acquisitions and private equity at Aberdeen Asset Management, has joined a north-east cancer charity to be its new finance director.

Edinburgh-based Aegon UK is continuing to charge clients the same level of fees despite switching them from an active to a passive fund.

Eskmills Edinburgh’s commercial property market is showing life after Brexit, with Knight Frank concluding three deals in the city for a combined £22 million.

Younger people are more willing to buy a home prone to safety, flood or crime risks in order to get on the housing ladder, new research from insurance giant Aviva reveals.

Professional job availability in Scotland’s temporary sector has soared by 43 per cent year on year to August 2016 according to research from the Association of Professional Staffing Companies (APSCo).

On Friday, September 30 Perth & Kinross Council will be launching its 2016 Business Survey and the local authority is inviting all Perth and Kinross-based businesses to share their views to help shape policy for the future.

The Payment Systems Regulator (PSR), the economic regulator for the £75 trillion UK payment systems industry, has received a super-complaint from consumer watchdog Which? relating to concerns it has around consumer safeguards in the market for push payments.