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If you have a query or a question, get in touch with us. We would love to help you out.
Special Merit Award 2019 winners for the’ Best Small Broker’
The AIMA (Association of Irish Mortgage Advisors) is the professional voice of the Irish Mortgage Broker and represents the interests of its expert and qualified members whilst promoting professional standards and industry development at all times.
Each year the AIMA hold an Awards Ceremony which recognises brokers and lenders for their excellence, professionalism and dedication in maintaining high standards in the Irish marketplace.
Howth Financial Services Ltd. were extremely proud to win a Special Merit Award at the ceremony. Voted for by the Lenders, the Special Merit Award 2019 was awarded for the’ Best Small Broker’.
Barbara, Miriam and Helen being presented with the award by Barry Delaney of Finance Ireland.
Howth Financial Services Ltd. is a member of the following professional associations.
With a combined strength of over 1,200 member firms Brokers Ireland is the representative body and leading voice for insurance and financial brokers. Brokers Ireland advise members, regulators, government and other stakeholders on key insurance issues in order to raise and maintain industry standards. All Brokers Ireland member offices embrace strict standards of conduct, professionalism and practice to ensure that high standards of service are delivered to all clients.
The Association of Irish Mortgage Advisors (AIMA) represents the interests of its expert and qualified members whilst promoting professional standards.
Howth Financial Services Limited is regulated by the Central Bank of Ireland.
The Central Bank of Ireland regulate more than 10,000 firms providing financial services in Ireland and overseas. The objective of the Central Bank is to ensure financial stability, consumer protection and market integrity. In order to do this they have a range of regulatory powers in the areas of authorisation, supervision and enforcement.
In September 2019 the Central Bank published new rules to be included in the Consumer Protection Code 2012. These relate to the payment of commission to Financial Intermediaries and come into effect on 31 March 2020.