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AMI has launched its second Viewpoint report, which looked at diversity, inclusion and equity in the mortgage industry.

The Association of Mortgage Intermediaries ‘Diversity, Inclusion and Equity in the mortgage industry’ report has been published this morning as a call to action to each individual and firm in the sector to step up and make a positive change. The research is the most complete portrait of diversity and inclusion in the

Construction works are due to commence to create a new headquarters for members of Hebrides Mountain Rescue in Stornoway.

The Association of Mortgage Intermediaries will launch its Viewpoint on Diversity, Inclusion and Equity in the mortgage industry on Thursday 21 October. In July, Ami conducted a study into these matters, requesting views from across the mortgage market, the results of which will be announced at Thursday's event. It

The Association of Mortgage Intermediaries will host an event called Viewpoint on Diversity, Inclusion and Equity in the mortgage industry.

The industry is bracing itself against the prospect that thousands of mortgage holders will emerge from government furlough schemes in September as vulnerable clients due to the pandemic. "We have Covid, we have people coming off mortgage holidays and a number of people coming off furlough in September. We are going

Richard Gooding OBE, who was at the helm of London City Airport in the Royal Docks between 1996 and 2012, died on Tuesday, May 25.

The Association of Mortgage Intermediaries “fundamentally disagrees” with the FCA’s proposal to bring in a new fee category for principal firms and their appointed representatives. In its official response to the FCA, Ami says that the levy rate of £250 per each AR, as outlined in the proposal, “is not proportional

The return of American travel, and whether the industry can readjust to pre-pandemic levels, comes as daily infection numbers in the country are at their lowest since March 25, 2020, according to a Washington Post database.

The return of American travel, and whether the industry can readjust to pre-pandemic levels, comes as daily infection numbers in the country are at their lowest since March 25, 2020, according to a Washington Post database.