Scotsman: FSA Targets ’sub-prime’ Mortgage Brokers

November 29th, 2006

MORTGAGE brokers targeting vulnerable “sub-prime” borrowers have come in for criticism from the Financial Services Authority (FSA) which has told 200 firms to withdraw or amend misleading advertising.

Read the full article at Scotsman.com

Categories: Aggregator, Business, Mortgages

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