How Long Will Independent Mortgage Brokers Ignore The NatWest Group and Nationwide Scandal? Or Were They Not Informed?

Note: All UK Brokers will be added to this page during April/May 2026.


If Independent Mortgage Brokers Ignore The NatWest Group and Nationwide Scandal will they be in breach of:

  1. Financial Services and Markets Act 2000 (FSMA) – Conducting regulated mortgage advice in a misleading or improper way, including failing to act in the client’s best interests, giving rise to potential damages claims.
  2. FCA Principles for Businesses – Breaching core principles such as Treating Customers Fairly, using communications that are not clear or not misleading, and failing to exercise due skill, care, and diligence.
  3. Mortgage Conduct of Business Rules – Providing unsuitable advice or failing to disclose material information about a lender or product that would affect the client’s decision.
  4. Consumer Protection from Unfair Trading Regulations 2008 – Making a misleading omission by withholding important information about known issues that would influence a consumer’s choice.
  5. Misrepresentation Act 1967 – Making a false or incomplete representation by recommending a lender while knowingly failing to disclose material risks, potentially leading to claims for negligent or fraudulent misrepresentation.

Main Contacts – please let us know if these are incorrect (this will be expanded for each firm contacted)

FirmKey ContactRole
Alexander HallRichard MerrettManaging Director
Trinity FinancialAaron StruttDirector
SPF Private ClientsMark HarrisChief Executive
John CharcolNicholas MendesTechnical Manager
Private FinanceShaun ChurchDirector
CorecoAndrew MontlakeManaging Director
Enness GlobalIslay RobinsonFounder & CEO
HabitoYing TanChief Executive Officer
Tembo MoneyRichard DanaFounder & CEO
Molo FinanceFrancesca CarlesiCEO
Better.co.ukVishal GargFounder & CEO (Group)
L&C MortgagesDavid HollingworthAssociate Director
Create FinanceKarl YeomanDirector
LDN FinanceDelroy CorinaldiDirector
Brightstar FinancialRob JuppCEO
Crystal Specialist FinanceMatthew WylesExecutive Chairman
Impact Specialist FinanceDale JannelsManaging Director
Vibe FinanceTony BrownDirector
First MortgageDavid ShearerCEO
Manchester MoneyStuart BoxCEO
Yellow Brick MortgagesMark MullenDirector
Cornerstone Finance GroupIan RobertsonDirector
Mortgage 1stDarren MiddletonDirector
Stonebridge Mortgage SolutionsRob CliffordChief Executive
The Mortgage MumSarah TuckerFounder & CEO
MoneyspriteAshley BrownFounder
Firstxtra Financial ServicesJamie LennoxDirector
Access Financial ServicesKarl WilkinsonDirector
MB AssociatesMark BogardDirector
Premier One MortgagesPaul McGowanDirector

Information To Help With Their Decision, links:

Live Corruption Case Study: NatWest Group Scandal

How Long Before NatWest Group Situation Hits Critical Risk?

Why the NatWest Group Crisis Is Worse Than the Mandelson Crisis

NatWest Scandal Links Page

If Mortgage Broker Wasn’t Informed By NatWest and Nationwide


1. Misrepresentation
If the lender (or another party) actively or negligently misrepresented their position, and the broker relied on that information, the broker could claim losses.

2. Breach of duty of care (negligence)
If there was a duty to disclose material issues, failure to do so could be negligent.

3. Breach of contract
If the broker had a contractual relationship with the lender (e.g. intermediary agreement) requiring transparency or disclosure, and that was breached, that’s a clearer route to a claim.