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One in four brokers expects intermediary market to shrink by more than half

Our latest Mortgage Introducer poll asked the question: "What percentage do you see the intermediary mortgage market shrinking by over the next two years"

24 November, 2008

Many hundreds of you gave your opinion and we can reveal that 23% of you thought that the intermediary market would shrink by more than 50% over the next two years.

A further 40% thought that the contraction would be between 20% and 50%.

Meanwhile 6% were optimistic and thought there would be no contraction at all, leaving 31% that thought the contraction would be up to 20%.



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