FCA to review advice and mortgage panel deals in new market study
Regulator has concerns about competition in sector
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) is to review mortgage panel arrangements and the role played by advisers in connecting consumers with mortgage products, its director of strategy and competition has said.
The regulator will launch a new "forward-looking" market study later this year after its latest research indicated firms have adapted well to rules introduced by the Mortgage Market Review (MMR) but have...
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