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Responding to the Financial Conduct Authority's proposals on changes to mortgage advice published today, UK Finance Director of Mortgages Jackie Bennett commented:
?The FCA's proposals provide helpful clarity on the boundary between execution-only sales channels and mortgage advice.
?This should help ensure that firms can easily provide factual information to borrowers who opt to go through the execution-only route, helping them to choose or switch product quickly and efficiently. It will also support continued innovation, particularly in digital channels. ?The overwhelming majority of new loans are likely to continue being sold under an advised process, during which customers take part in a lengthy interview with the onus being on the lender or adviser to ensure that the mortgage is suitable for the borrower's needs.
?UK Finance will be responding to this consultation in due course and will continue working with the FCA to make it easier for customers to choose the right product for them.?
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<ol start="1" type="1"><li>UK Finance is the collective voice for the banking and finance industry. Representing more than 250 firms across the industry, we act to enhance competitiveness, support customers and facilitate innovation.</li> <li>UK Finance figures show that of the 1.189 million mortgage product transfers in 2018, 624,900 were conducted on an advised basis and 564,300 were execution-only (<a href="https://eur01.safelinks.protection.outlook.com/?url=https%3A%2F%2F74n5c… Finance Product Transfer Data</a>, Q4 2018)</li> </ol>
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