Breaking News

Encouraging signs for higher LTVs

3 July, 2009

The CML has said there are encouraging signs in the availability of higher LTV mortgages, although it will still be a slow recovery.

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Illegal lenders a threat

3 July, 2009

The Association of Finance Brokers (AFB) has called for regulatory support to prevent consumers turning to illegal lenders.

Puzzle

1 February, 2008

The current quiz closed at midnight on 30th June 2009, and we are verifying the winning score - result out soon.

Calendar

20 February, 2008

Mortgage Introducer provides a rundown of all the industry events proving to be a complete must for every adviser's calendar

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10 March, 2008

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Breaking news

Over-regulation could harm consumers

3 July, 2009

The Finance & Leasing Association (FLA) has warned that too much regulation could slow down economic recovery and harm consumers.


FSA reforms operation

3 July, 2009

The FSA has announced the final stages of its operational reforms with a new integrated operating structure.




Commercial insight

The problem of creeping regulation

June 2009

Although the FSA hasn’t taken over the regulation of the commercial finance industry, that doesn’t mean that as a market it is wholly unregulated. Adam Tyler, Chief Executive of the NACFB, explains


Small bank – big deal?

June 2009

Mark Stephens, deputy chief executive of Ruffler Bank plc, gives us the background into the re-emergence of Base Commercial Mortgages




Regulatory focus

Seismic waves to follow RDR

29 June, 2009

The FSA’s decision proposing a ban on commission and replacing it with adviser charging alone will be hugely expensive and disruptive for the UK life and pensions industry, says Ernst & Young.


FSA is unrealistic on consumer responsibility

23 June, 2009

Today the Financial Services Consumer Panel urged the FSA to abandon its unrealistic attempts to articulate consumer responsibilities in financial services.