Primary Recommendation

One Savings Bank - Specialist buy-to-let lender growing at terrific rate

June 2015

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One Savings Bank, a specialist lender of buy-to-let and bespoke residential mortgages, only came to market last June but the shares have risen sharply on encouraging signs that the company will string together years of quick fire growth. The company, which owns the Kent Reliance Building Society, is essentially filling a gap left by the retreating Big Five banks by lending to people with slightly complicated circumstances, such as a company director with a salary and dividends or a self-employed landlord whose main source of income is his property portfolio. With its business predominantly from buy-to-let mortgages and the majority of that from prosperous London and the South East, the group looks extremely well-placed, given that more p ...

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