The mortgage brokers guide to the fsa regulations
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Background & Objectives
This one day course provides a practical guide for mortgage brokers, to the rules regulating residential mortgage sales as detailed in MCOB and appropriate sections of the FSA Sourcebook. At the end of the course delegates will have an understanding of the key regulatory issues involved in selling mortgages and how they apply to the delegates firm and individuals sales/supervisory roles.
Delegates
Mortgage advisers
Compliance officers
Supervisors of mortgage sales
T&C officers
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Subjects
- Mortgage
- FSA
- Market
- Sales
- Financial
- Systems
- Insurance
- Financial Training
- Regulations
- Sales Training
Course programme
Section One - The Sourcebook
- The Principles
- Authorisation including threshold conditions and scope of permission
- Approved persons
- Client money
- Appointed representatives
- Reporting
- Complaints handling
- Senior Management Arrangements, Systems and Controls
- Disclosure of the firms status
- Financial resources requirements
- Professional Indemnity Insurance
- Record keeping
- FSCS and FOS
- FSA fees
Section Two - MCOB Rules
- Background to mortgage regulation including critical dates
- What is a regulated mortgage contract (and what is not).
- Which mortgage activities are regulated ?
Financial promotion including -cold calling- rules
Advising and selling standards:
- Scope of service (whole of market, limited panel, single lender)
- What must I do to describe myself as -independent-
- Initial disclosure documentation
- Advised sales versus non-advised sales
- Suitable advice rules, including affordability
- Using mortgage sourcing systems in the sales process
- Self certification
Pre-sale disclosure: Key facts illustrations (timing, responsibility, content, commission disclosure, etc) Disclosure at Offer Stage. Disclosure at start of contract and after sale
Lifetime mortgages: advising and selling standards (as above)
Section Three - Training and Competence
- Advising on standard mortgages
- Advising on lifetime mortgages
- Supervision
- Transitional arrangements (i.e. grandfathering)
- Non advised sales of standard mortgages
- Non-advised sales of lifetime mortgages
- Examinations
Todays Date: 8 September 2017
Duration 1 day
The mortgage brokers guide to the fsa regulations