Posted: 10th May 2013
6th November: hold the date! The Council of Mortgage Lenders’ 2013 mortgage industry conference and exhibition (MICE) is set to be another thought provoking event. With the mortgage industry “open for business” this signals positive news for lenders, customers and the economy. Being “open for business” also brings with it the challenge of balancing the increasingly busy shop front and the back office: managing and preparing for rising regulatory standards and feeling confident your customers continue to experience excellent service.
Huntswood supports lenders across the industry with their Mortgage Market Review (MMR) readiness from a regulatory, customer and employee perspective. Before April 2014, lenders currently offering advice – as well as those moving to advice for the first time – must review and create the right foundations for compliance for MMR and beyond. In the coming months, Huntswood will share regulatory, customer and employee perspectives for reviewing MMR readiness and implementation programmes.
Visit the MICE 2013 site to register, organise meetings with contacts and network on the day. We’ll be there to support and answer your remaining questions on MMR reviews, readiness and implementation.
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