Membership

The Association of Mortgage Intermediaries provides a voice for mortgage and protection intermediaries in the UK. Over 80% of UK mortgage brokers belong to AMI. Membership covers all types of firms from the largest networks through to sole practitioners. We have relationships with broker firms across the country.

It is our mission to deliver a better business environment to our members and we work with consumer groups, the media, providers and other industry bodies to deliver this objective.

In addition, members look to us to help them thrive in a competitive market by offering regulatory support and representation, research, business support, good practice guides, member events, and early warning on key business and regulatory proposals.

Annual paid membership of AMI includes:

• AMI represent and lobbies for members interests with policy makers, politicians and regulators here and across Europe.
• We have a dedicated team of specialists who monitor, analyse and interpret the regulatory and policy environment effecting our members and wider stakeholders.
• AMI provides regular updates on legal and regulatory issues impacting the mortgage market via our Newsflashes and our monthly Connect newsletter
• Access to the members-only area of our website, where you can view our research results and view and download industry thinking and insights
• Access to a copy of the AMI membership logo to put on your website, emails and letter to help promote your business
• Opportunity to attend AMI annual dinner at discounted member rates, key influencers dinners and other relevant events providing networking opportunities
• Access to our technical support helpline giving specialist advice on compliance, regulation and other relevant matters.
• Full voting rights with the Association and the right to stand for election to the AMI board

Please note that these benefits apply to principal firms only. If you are a member of a network looking for access to the AMI website content, please contact us from the How to Apply section below. If you require technical help, please contact your network for further advice.