The login nobody asked for (and the workaround you already have)
Summary
The article explains that UK Finance has introduced two-factor authentication on its Lender Handbook website, prompting some conveyancers to use the Lender Handbook functionality already embedded within the InfoTrack platform instead of logging in separately. It also notes that lender Part 2 requirements are changing frequently, making integrated access and alerts more useful for day-to-day conveyancing workflows.
Why it matters
For residential property surveyors, lender handbook requirements can affect transaction timing, reporting and the information expected by conveyancers and lenders. Changes to lender requirements and the move toward integrated compliance tools may influence how quickly issues are identified and communicated during property transactions.
Key points
- UK Finance has added two-factor authentication for direct access to the Lender Handbook website.
- InfoTrack says its embedded Lender Handbook tool remains available without a separate login.
- The platform offers lender-specific requirements, audit records and subscription alerts for changes.
- The article says there were 110 Part 2 lender requirement changes in July.
- The piece is an advertiser submission from InfoTrack, not editorial content from Today’s Conveyancer.
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