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FSRA - Financial Services Regulatory Authority Dec 2024
Mortgage Brokering
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 Under the Mortgage Brokerages, Lenders and Administrators Act, 2006 (MBLAA) all individuals and businesses in Ontario who carry out regulated mortgage brokering activities must be licensed with the Financial Services Regulatory Authority unless otherwise exempted by the Act. As regulator, their role is to ensure that licensed mortgage brokers and agents follow and meet specific education, experience and suitability requirements.  

This website will help you learn about:

  • Code of conduct for the mortgage brokering sector
  • Mortgage fraud
  • How to check if an individual or business is licenced
  • How to file a complaint
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Author: FSRA - Financial Services Regulatory Authority
Topic: Consumer protection
Publisher: FSRA- Financial Services Regulatory Authority
Location: Canada, Ontario
Format: Article, Reports/Articles
Content Type: Tools
Publication Date: December 5, 2024
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