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News and moves
1 December
Moves
FSA PS09/16 Strengthening Liquidity Standards
RPS appoints Guy Todd
Venue: The Leicester Marriott Hotel
Residential Property Solutions (RPS) has appointed Guy Todd as head
of operations.
Todd takes responsibility for streamlining all processes and
Mutual One is running a seminar on FSA PS09/16 with Jon Pyzer at the FSA
procedures at RPS, from initial enquiry through to underwriting and
talking on Policy Statement 09/16 'Strengthening Liquidity Standards', issued completion. His remit also includes overseeing preparations for the
on 5 October 2009. implementation of full FSA regulation of the sale and rent back
market in June 2010.
Contact: karen.manger@mutual-one.co.uk or telephone: 01756 705987
Prior to joining RPS, Todd was head of credit & risk at Mars Capital
Finance Ltd and prior to that he was director of credit at Infinity
2 December
Mortgages and head of credit at Mortgages plc. Todd has also gained
extensive underwriting experience with Bank of Ireland, Household
Responding to the Practical Implications of the
Mortgage Corporation and Associates Mortgage Corporation.
FSA’s Mortgage Market Review How to Prepare
RPS chief executive, Peter Beaumont, said: “I’m delighted to
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welcome Guy to the team at RPS. His extensive experience will be
invaluable in ensuring we deliver a consistently high quality and
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reliable service and helping us prepare for the onset of the full
regulatory regime in June next year.”
Venue: The Hatton, London
FSA appointments to the Consumer Panel
The Financial Services Authority (FSA) has announced four new
The FSA's Mortgage Market Review (MMR) seems certain to introduce sig- appointments to the Financial Services Consumer Panel (FSCP) to
nificant and far reaching changes to all areas of the industry and those active help in its continuing role of advising the FSA on the interests and
within it. Attending this timely industry gathering will offer a valuable, early
concerns of consumers.
opportunity to:
Kay Blair has been a member of the FSCP since 2006, and is today
lExamine the key proposals in the MMR
confirmed in her appointment as vice chairman, taking over from
lUnderstand the implications of the Mortage Market Review for your
Adam Phillips who was made chairman earlier this year.
business
Of the three new appointments; Mike Dailly has over 15 years
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experience as a practising civil court solicitor in Scotland, protecting
Hear how key market players are responding: lenders, intermediaries,
consumers' rights and tackling social disadvantage;  Bill Martin is an
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experienced macroeconomist and was Chief Economist at the fund
lConsider the impact of the changes in key areas, including product design management arm of the Swiss bank UBS; Claire Whyley is a
and affordability professional researcher, policy analyst, and consumer champion. She
lBenefit from the insight and analysis of leading industry experts from
was Head of Consumer Futures at the National Consumer Council
Lloyds Banking Group, Charcol, Abbey, Enterprise Group, IMLA, AMI and
until the end of 2008.
the FSA
FSA chairman, Adair Turner, said: "The Consumer Panel has an
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consumer interest into account in its work. We are very pleased that,
as these latest appointments demonstrate, the Panel can call on an
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ABI appoints director general
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The Association of British Insurers has appointed Kerrie Kelly as its
new director general, it has announced. Ms Kelly will take up the role
2nd December  
in February 2010.
Kerrie Kelly is currently executive director and CEO of the
AMI Director's Dinner
Insurance Council of Australia and is a respected figure in the
international insurance world. She is a lawyer who has held senior
Location:Exeter executive positions in the private and public sectors with considerable
experience working in the fields of banking and finance, and
AMI recognises the importance of meeting with its members face to face,
transport. She has led the Insurance Council of Australia since 2006
keeping you informed with what is happening in the world of regulation and
and was previously CEO of the Financial Planning Association in
what you can expect in the coming months.
Australia. She currently holds several non-executive directorships in
This is your opportunity to hear from AMI Directors whilst giving you the
Australia including HSBC Bank Australia, the Financial Literacy
Advisory Board, the Financial Ombudsman Service and the Finance
opportunity to discuss topical issues, including AMI’s recent ‘Financial
Industry Council of Australia.
Planning Through Retirement’ report, over a three course dinner.
The dinner will be hosted by an AMI Director and a representative from
Orbiter appoints management team
Prudential.
Orbiter, the free mortgage sourcing and application system, has put
together an experienced team to lead its commercial efforts.
10th December
It has appointed Wayne Smethurst as managing director; and Jeff
Sutherland-Kay has been appointed as a non-executive director. The
AMI Director's Dinner
firm’s marketing and promotions have been outsourced to Marketing
Innovation Forum, the marketing agency specialising in financial
Location: Cambridge services.
Wayne Smethurst, managing director of Orbiter, said: “In common
This follows the same format as the Exeter dinner. This is your opportunity
with all firms in the market, the last 18 months haven’t been easy for
to hear from an AMI director whilst giving you the opportunity to discuss
Orbiter. But ours remains a growing business, steered by highly
topical issues. A representative from Scottish Widows will also be present.
capable individuals cherry-picked to keep us at the forefront of
industry thinking.”
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