Aldermore Bank Part-2 Policy Changes

Aldermore Bank handbook activity (England and Wales)

Changes published per month

8 in the last 24 months, from Dec 2024 to Nov 2026.

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Month	Changes
Nov 2026	0
Oct 2026	0
Sep 2026	1
Aug 2026	0
Jul 2026	2
Jun 2026	2
May 2026	0
Apr 2026	0
Mar 2026	0
Feb 2026	0
Jan 2026	1
Dec 2025	1
Nov 2025	0
Oct 2025	0
Sep 2025	0
Aug 2025	0
Jul 2025	1
Jun 2025	0
May 2025	0
Apr 2025	0
Mar 2025	0
Feb 2025	0
Jan 2025	0
Dec 2024	0

Recent changes

• 14/09/2026

  Aldermore has added an answer to its England and Wales question on digital and electronic signatures, saying it can accept electronic signatures on its standard mortgage documentation. Wet ink signatures are still required for the Mortgage Deed, and for the Scottish Standard Security, Disposition and Declaration of Solvency.

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• 15/07/2026

  Aldermore Bank has updated its England and Wales list of acceptable tenancy agreements, replacing assured shorthold tenancies (AST) and short assured tenancies (SAT) of up to 3 years with assured periodic tenancy agreements with no maximum term. The other acceptable tenancy types and the notification requirement are unchanged.

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• 09/07/2026

  Aldermore Bank (England and Wales) no longer asks for originals of post-completion documents such as the deed of consent, independent advice certificate, charges, guarantees, subordination deed and rental assignment. Solicitors must now keep wet ink signed originals on their file, retain or return other documents under Section 14.2, and Aldermore will not acknowledge receipt of deeds or documents.

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• 26/06/2026

  Aldermore Bank changed its England and Wales list of acceptable tenancy agreements, replacing assured periodic tenancies with assured shorthold tenancies (AST) and short assured tenancies (SAT) of up to 3 years. A counterpart tenancy agreement is still not required, but non-compliant agreements must still be reported.

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