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As part of being an open and transparent body, which is fully representative of its members and their interests, all Board positions are re-elected on at least a three year rolling cycle, although existing members of the Board may stand for re-election. The Board is based upon a constituency basis:
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In 2018 AMI created a new membership class within the Association recognising individuals who have delivered an outstanding contribution and support to the trade body and the industry.
This membership class will be honorary members of the Association for life. There will be no more than ten Fellows at any one time.
At the AMI Annual Dinner in November 2021, three new Fellows were appointed – Dean Mirfin, Sally Laker and David Copland, joining Stephen Smith who was made the first AMI Fellow in 2018 (left to right below, with AMI Chair Andrew Montlake and AMI Chief Executive Robert Sinclair).
At the AMI Annual Dinner in June 2025, we proudly recognised Ray Boulger and Martin Reynolds, who have dedicated their time, talent, and unwavering commitment to the mortgage industry. Their contributions have shaped the future of our field, and their leadership continues to inspire.

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These companies have declared their commitment to the mortgage intermediary sector and acknowledge the importance of AMI members in the provision of mortgage advice.
AMI is grateful to all of these companies for their financial support and their commitment to ensuring that brokers have a voice in the market place.
All of our supporters have an insight into their own markets and offerings that may be useful to you, and knowledge and initiatives that they would want to share and promote.
Although AMI does not endorse their opinions, we provide a platform for lenders and service providers to reach AMI members, and put forward their best ideas.
The following firms are associate or affiliate members of AMI:
We welcome Associate applications from lenders and product providers who wish to support intermediaries and their trade body by becoming an Associate member. The price of membership is dependent on the level of lending conducted in the last company year.
We also welcome applications from firms who provide support services to mortgage intermediaries, such as technology companies, other product providers, lead generation firms, conveyancers, solicitors, sourcing systems, etc. These firms can become Affiliate members.
To join AMI as an Affiliate or Associate member, simply contact AMI Chief Executive Stephanie Charman at [email protected].
























The AFB represents brokers who are responsible for approximately 75% by volume and value of secured loans in the intermediary channel, and was established to promote the views of secured loans brokers operating in the UK.
It aims to promote the interests of the industry in a constructive way that connects regulators and lawmakers with the “front line” of the secured loans market.
Your industry is evolving rapidly, increased scrutiny from FCA, the lender-distributor relationship, service levels, technological advances, government interventionist practices, access to information via the internet, the UK’s growing compensation culture – all have an impact on your business and how your client perceives you and the value of your advice.
If you are to continue to develop your business with a promising future, it is important that you understand the issues.
With AFB providing independent information for you to form your opinions, unbiased towards a particular product or company, you can be informed and stay ahead of change to ensure you thrive.
© 2025 Association of Mortgage Intermediaries Limited.
AMI is the trading name of The Association of Mortgage Intermediaries Limited which is a company limited by guarantee, registered in England and Wales under the Companies Acts with number 7982341. Our registered address is Celixir House, Stratford Business & Technology Park, Innovation Way, Banbury Road, Stratford-upon-Avon, Warwickshire, CV37 7GZ.
Please note that we are a trade body and, as such, we do not provide mortgage advice to individuals. If you require mortgage advice, please contact an FCA certified mortgage broker who will be able to discuss your needs and advise you fully of your options.
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