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The UK may clash with Europe over mortgage regulations

April 29th, 2009 by Lianne

The proposals regarding the future of regulation for mortgages within Europe may lead to a clash of what will occur within a national and European level the CML claim.

Council of Mortgage Lenders in the UK recently warned that the separate debates which are ongoing with the Financial Services Authority in London and the European Commission who are both following similar timetables is going to create a possible risk of conflict.

CML further warns that the hostility due to the market failings in the United States is becoming a political reality within Europe. A spokesman said;

‘While clearly there are differences between the UK and US, some of that hostility could spill over to the UK. We saw elements of this in the build-up to the recent G20 summit and the different stances of France and Germany, and the US and UK. The Commission and other European institutions appear to acknowledge, however, that markets in the US and Europe are widely different. A key goal therefore, both for us and for the European Mortgage Federation, is to ensure that the Commission continues to acknowledge the diversity of national markets.

The CML further reiterated that;

“There is an opportunity in the coming months to help the Commission strike the right balance between measures that would work on a global or European level and those that would not, and to try to avoid a clash between regulation at a European and national level.”

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