Risk appetite remains the most significant factor in the take-up of mortgage payment protection (MPPI), according to the Association of Mortgage Intermediaries‚ (AMI) June Mortgage Intermediary Census.
AMI says more than a third of respondents (36%) identified risk appetite as the single most influential factor in clients' decisions to take out MPPI. Other factors for selecting the insurance included concerns over employment status (30%), past experience (13%), and whether or not clients were first-time buyers (5%). Findings illustrate mortgage intermediaries' views on MPPI sales five months since regulation of the general insurance industry under the Financial Services Authority (FSA). The AMI says its research reveals 81% of intermediaries believe FSA regulation has not affected MP...
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