Mortgages

Firms regulated by the FSA have to comply with all of the requirements set out elsewhere in the FSA Handbook. Sections of the Handbook deal with training and competency, money laundering and dispute resolution and also detail the way in which the FSA operates as a regulator of the market. These aspects are covered in the authorisation, supervision, and enforcement manuals within the Handbook. A shorter, tailored version of the Handbook sets out the key areas applicable to registered mortgage businesses ...

This document sets out the FSA’s findings during their prudential review of firms’ mortgage forbearance and impairment provisions processes and sets out the actions they want firms to take..

UK economic prospects appear closely tied to how effectively eurozone policy-makers resolve Greece’s sovereign debt problems over the coming months...

The Council of Mortgage Lenders was disappointed with the decision by the Scottish Government not to legislate to reverse the perverse effects on court proceedings for mortgage repossession hearings created by the case of RBS v Wilson, despite the fact that most respondents to the government’s consultation would support this approach...