AMI Warns: FCA Mortgage Review Risks Undermining Consumer Protection

AMI has concerns that the proposed changes outlined in the Mortgage Review could weaken consumer protection and undermine the principles of Consumer Duty...

Working in Mortgages – a new Charter and a call for volunteers

After three years of great success, Working in Mortgages (WIM), has pressed the reset button but this isn’t about a refresh - it’s a redefinition...

Your April ’25 update from AMI Chief Executive Stephanie Charman

This month, AMI Chief Executive Stephanie Charman discusses the Mortgage Rule Review, Protection Market Study, FCA Fees & Levies and ongoing AMI work...

FCA fees and levies 2025/26 – what’s the impact on our sector?

Whilst some press headlines have focused on the FCA cutting fees, it is important to consider the key components to understand the bigger picture...

Your March ’25 update from AMI Chief Executive Stephanie Charman

AMI Chief Executive Stephanie Charman summarises a hectic March, with FCA updates and ongoing AMI work...

AMI Warns: FCA Mortgage Review Risks Undermining Consumer Protection

AMI has concerns that the proposed changes outlined in the Mortgage Review could weaken consumer protection and undermine the principles of Consumer Duty...

Working in Mortgages – a new Charter and a call for volunteers

After three years of great success, Working in Mortgages (WIM), has pressed the reset button but this isn’t about a refresh - it’s a redefinition...

Your April ’25 update from AMI Chief Executive Stephanie Charman

This month, AMI Chief Executive Stephanie Charman discusses the Mortgage Rule Review, Protection Market Study, FCA Fees & Levies and ongoing AMI work...

FCA fees and levies 2025/26 – what’s the impact on our sector?

Whilst some press headlines have focused on the FCA cutting fees, it is important to consider the key components to understand the bigger picture...

Your March ’25 update from AMI Chief Executive Stephanie Charman

AMI Chief Executive Stephanie Charman summarises a hectic March, with FCA updates and ongoing AMI work...

Episode four of AMI’s Consumer Duty podcast is available now

In this episode Stacy Penn and Chloe Timperley, both Senior Policy Advisers at the Association of Mortgage Intermediaries (AMI), look back at 2023 and forward to 2024 from a Consumer Duty perspective.

In this 40-minute episode we discuss:

  • The opportunities presented by Consumer Duty and why it shouldn’t be viewed as simply another regulatory requirement.
  • Examples of changes made by mortgage intermediary firms.
  • Challenges encountered by firms and ways to overcome.
  • 31 July 2024 deadlines – what these are and how firms can prepare.
  • Other areas AMI feels firms should pay close attention to.

Firms are encouraged to read AMI’s Consumer Duty factsheets to understand the full breadth of the Consumer Duty requirements.

If there are particular Consumer Duty related topics you would like us to cover in future podcast episodes, please send us your suggestions.

Visit the AMI Consumer Duty podcast page

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