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Oliver Cotterell

Managing Director
Windsor Hill Mortgages and Cotterell & Cotterell Commercial Finance
Oliver Cotterell is the Managing Director of Windsor Hill Mortgages and Cotterell & Cotterell Commercial Finance. With over a decade of experience in property and finance, Oliver has built a reputation for delivering tailored solutions to his clients.

Starting in property development in 2010, he managed hundreds of high-end properties before joining one of the UK’s largest mortgage brokerages. This journey led him to establish Windsor Hill Mortgages, now the Official Mortgage Partner of Bath Rugby and Ealing Trailfinders, focusing on complex investments and maximising client profits.

To meet the demand for specialised lending, Oliver co-founded Cotterell & Cotterell Commercial Finance, offering expertise in bridging, development finance, business lending, and all kinds of commercial finance.

A dedicated family man with three children, Oliver is a passionate sports fan, especially rugby. His leadership and client-centric approach have cemented his reputation in the mortgage and commercial finance sectors.

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FT Adviser

Self-build mortgages grow in popularity as housing supply remains tight

Suffolk Building Society has reported “continued growth” for self-build mortgages as housebuilding falls behind targets.

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inews.co.uk

Mortgage rates could drop below 4% by next summer, saving the average home owner £700 a year

Several brokers told i they expect some lenders to cut their rates significantly to gain more customers

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inews.co.uk

Mortgage rates could drop below 4% by next summer, saving the average home owner £700 a year

Several brokers told i they expect some lenders to cut their rates significantly to gain more customers

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FTAdviser

Mortgage rate reductions unlikely despite inflation data

A “flurry” of mortgage rate reductions are still unlikely even after the better than expected inflation data published this week, according to Windsor Hill Mortgages director, Elliot Cotterell.

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The Independent

Upward march in two and five-year fixed mortgage rates goes into reverse

Average two and five-year fixed-rate homeowner mortgages edged down on Thursday, according to figures from Moneyfactscompare.co.uk.

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Evening Standard

Upward march in two and five-year fixed mortgage rates goes into reverse

Average two and five-year fixed-rate homeowner mortgages edged down on Thursday, according to figures from Moneyfactscompare.co.uk.

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Mortgage Solutions

Bristol-based Windsor Hill Mortgages merges with My Mortgage Maker

Brothers Oliver and Elliot Cotterell have finalised the merger between Windsor Hill Mortgages and My Mortgage Marker to become “one unified, stronger team”.

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Financial Reporter

Brokers split on when mortgage rates will drop below 4%

With fixed rate mortgage rates edging down, PR platform, Newspage, asked brokers when they may drop below 4%. Some believe it’s imminent, others believe it could be some time yet.

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Mortgage Professional

Brothers launch new commercial finance brokerage

The firm will advise on all major areas of commercial mortgages, development finance and more

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Mortgage Solutions

Brothers set up specialist commercial finance brokerage

Two brothers have launched commercial finance brokerage Cotterell and Cotterell (C&C) Commercial Finance.

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This Is Money

Mortgage brokers undergo mental health training as rates rise

Of adults who reported difficulty in affording rent or mortgage payments, 27% had moderate to severe depressive symptoms, according to the ONS.

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Financial Reporter

Mortgage brokers undergoing mental health training ahead of recession

Newspage asked brokers what they’re doing to help support clients who may be struggling emotionally as well as financially.

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IFA Magazine

Mental Health training and mortgage advice: brokers going above and beyond to support clients’ needs

Yesterday, IFA Magazine highlighted the responses of a number of brokers to a report which linked depression to the cost of living crisis - including mortgage w

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The Intermediary

Mental health training and mortgage advice: How are brokers supporting struggling clients?

A report published by the ONS earlier this week revealed a clear link between depression and people struggling with mortgage and rent payments, energy bills, and increased personal debt.

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Mortgage Solutions

Christmas has come early for mortgage activity, ‘but not in a good way’

The mortgage market has gone ‘into hibernation’, with activity levels dropping below even those typically seen in this quiet period of the year, brokers have suggested.

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Financial Reporter

What are the options for borrowers remortgaging in negative equity?

Brokers discuss the impact of a reduction in house prices moving into 2023.

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Mortgage Solutions

Nationwide BS and brokers issue spray foam mortgage warning

More homeowners are installing spray foam insulation to keep bills down but many could inadvertently end up with unmortgageable properties.

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The Intermediary

To track or to fix? The Big Broker Debate

With mortgage rates now dropping back from recent highs should brokers be advising people to opt for the security of a fixed rate or a cheaper tracker or variable rate mortgage?

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IFA Magazine

To track or to fix? The Big Broker Debate

Should people opt for the security of a more expensive fixed rate or a cheaper tracker / variable rate mortgage? Free PR platform, Newspage, has shared the view

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Financial Reporter

To track or to fix? - brokers share their views

Brokers shared their views on tracker vs fixed rate mortgages in the current lending climate.

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