An array of proposals designed to integrate the EU mortgage credit industry are being supported by the Council of Mortgage Lenders because it addresses a huge selection of issues including tax distortions.
Despite the differences of opinion between consumer and industry bodies on what should be reformed and how, the CML says the report presents a powerful list of 48 ‘action plan’ recommendations on the five main themes of consumer confidence, legal issues, collateral issues, distribution issues and finance. Some of the key issues cover aspects such as the need to introduce clarity on the use of databases, as well as clarify the approach to valuation of property, benchmark forced sale procedures across all member states, ensure the operation of effective property registers to record all cha...
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