Richard Farr is to step down as director of the Association of Mortgage Intermediaries (AMI) as part of a restructure.
AMI says the restructure will take account of current market conditions and will reflect the issues faced by AMI members. Director General Chris Cummings will take over day-to-day management after Farr steps down at the end of July. Cummings will be supported by a five-strong policy team, including Andrew Strange, who was recently appointed as policy director, and who will take over the responsibilities of Fay Goddard. “Part of our recent internal review was a look at our cost base. Like many others in the mortgage industry, we need to reduce costs and ensure resources are focused ...
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