MORNING NEWS: Housebuilders must diversify debt, Candy asset reshuffle and Odeon profit slump

In real estate lending news, a KPMG analyst warns UK housebuilders must diversify their debt from the biggest five banks or risk shutting off access to vital capital. Separately, a whistleblower alleges that Libor is more open to manipulation than ever before, despite wholesale reform of how the benchmark rate is calculated. And a continued slowdown in the residential market generates a number of headlines. The Guardian takes a look a reshuffle of assets by Christian Candy analysing the sale and mortgaging of assets worth an estimated£ 340m in less than a year, amid a cooling of the luxury market. More broadly, the traditional autumn house price bounce is reported as failing to materialise in September according to the latest Rightmove data. Elsewhere, results are in from cinema chain Odeon, which slumped to a £93.2m loss last year after it was offloaded to Chinese investment giant Dalian Wanda. KPMG warns housebuilders to diversify their debt or risk losing access to capital Libor rates still open to rigging claims whistleblower Christian Candy reshuffles assets worth more than £300m in a year House prices fall despite hopes for autumn lift Odeon losses mount under Chinese owner TK Maxx optimistic despite fall in profits