Chapter 2: UK Mortgage Regulation Flashcards

(10 cards)

1
Q

What does MCOB stand for?

A

Mortgages and Home Finance: Conduct of Business sourcebook.

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Which two FCA Principles are most relevant to mortgage advice?

A

Principle 6 (Treat Customers Fairly) and Principle 7 (Clear, fair, not misleading).

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3
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What document must be given when a mortgage is recommended?

A

ESIS – European Standardised Information Sheet.

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When is execution-only allowed?

A

Only in non-interactive sales, high-net-worth cases, or when client waives advice in writing.

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5
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Who must hold a Level 3 mortgage qualification?

A

Any adviser giving regulated mortgage advice.

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6
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What does the FCA require for affordability assessment?

A

Evidence-based assessment of income, expenditure, and potential rate stress.

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What is the main function of PRIN?

A

Set out high-level principles for regulated firms’ behaviour.

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What must be done if a client declines advice?

A

Ensure execution-only conditions are met and document it thoroughly.

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What does T&C stand for?

A

Training and Competence.

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What’s the risk if a firm fails to segregate client money?

A

Breach of FCA rules and potential enforcement action.

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