Understanding the Government Strategy on Lending and Housing

Robert Sinclair

Chief Executive

AMI

The recent announcement to develop new ‘Garden Villages and Towns’ is a clear indication of the government’s new house building strategy. But, there is no clear view on what the government’s plans are, if any, to stimulate the lending market. Will it be directly or through regulators? Through mainstream, B2L or more specialist lending channels? Clarification is needed, as government can dictate the reality of the market we work in. Are there lessons we can learn from other heavily-regulated markets in how to react and adapt to the challenges and opportunities presented? In a recent session for our Mortgage community, we tried to decipher some of the signals coming from Westminster and identify where the big lending opportunities lie.
Robert Sinclair, Chief Executive Officer of the Association of Mortgage Intermediaries shares his slides. To view a PDF version, please use the Download button (top right)
 

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