The Association of Mortgage Intermediaries (AMI) has produced a guide on Treating Customers Fairly (TCF) for small firms, ahead of the FSA's March deadline.
Two in three mortgage brokers believe a ‘mortgage RDR' would be a positive development for the market, according to research from the Mortgage Business Expo.
The Financial Services Consumer Panel (FSCP) is concerned some homeowners could lose their homes because they are unaware of the FSA's rules on possession proceedings.
A total of 85% of consumers believe their provider treats customers fairly (TCF), according to research by the Association of British Insurers (ABI).
More than 80% of advisers would support FSA initiatives, such as TCF, if they lead to a lighter touch regulatory regime, according to Sesame.
Paradigm Mortgage Services has today launched a compliance service to provide guidance to brokers.
The FSA's forthcoming TCF assessments of small firms will incur extra fees for IFAs, despite previous claims membership fees would cover the investigations.
Many brokers risk falling foul of FSA guidelines on treating customers fairly (TCF) as they record less than half of their client contact information, according to data management specialist iicon.
Omnii Solutions has today launched a toolkit to assist mortgage intermediaries in complying with FSA rules on treating customers fairly (TCF).
IFA firms should use the FSA's treating customers fairly (TCF) initiative as an opportunity for positive change, says Tenet.