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FG17/4: The fair treatment of mortgage customers in payment shortfall: impact of automatic capitalisation [pdf]
We are publishing finalised guidance on the treatment of customers with mortgage payment shortfalls. The guidance covers remediation for mortgage customers who may have been affected by the way firms calculate these customers’ monthly mortgage -
Mortgage Repossession
We believe this firm may be providing financial services or products in the UK without our authorisation. Find out why you should be wary of dealing with this unauthorised firm and how to protect yourself. -
Report mortgage fraud: advisers
As a mortgage broker it is essential you have sufficient controls in place to prevent your firm being used for committing fraud. Read more about what you should report. -
Apply to become a mortgage broker
Find out what permissions you'll need to apply to the FCA for authorisation, and what the FCA expects to see in your application. -
GC13/2 Dealing fairly with interest-only mortgage customers who risk being unable to repay their loan [pdf]
The guidance is based on the findings from the firm review, as well as other industry practice information we have received; it sets out what we expect firms to do to ensure the fair treatment of customers who are unable to repay the capital sum at -
CP13/2 - Mortgage Market Review - Data Reporting [pdf]
We are consulting on changing our rules on the data firms have to send us about mortgages. -
2014 fines
This table contains information about fines published during the calendar year ended December 2014. The total amount of fines is £1,471,431,800. -
FG24/2: Finalised Guidance for firms supporting their existing mortgage borrowers impacted by the rising cost of living [pdf]
This updated guidance does not impose new expectations or requirements on firms. The purpose of this guidance is to ensure firms are clear about the effect of the FCA's rules and the range of options they have to support their customers including -
New mortgage rules come into force
Borrowers should also have greater certainty about whether they can afford their mortgage both now and in the event of future interest rate rises. ... have been taking a far more sensible approach to mortgage lending, and the MMR is designed to ensure -
The fairness challenge
Speech by Martin Wheatley, Chief Executive of the FCA, at Mansion House, London. This is the text of the speech as drafted, which may differ from the delivered version.