Dáil Éireann Debate, Tuesday - 2 November 2021
262. Deputy Catherine Murphy asked the Minister for Finance the arrangements in place for the public to consult the mortgage intermediaries register; the location in which the register is kept; the regularity with which it is updated; if a legacy register exists; if so, when it dates from; if a review of the working of the register is being considered; if so, the aspects; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [52283/21]
View answerThe Central Bank has advised that the public can consult the mortgage intermediaries register by viewing it on the Central Bank of Ireland’s website under its Register of Firms section (http://registers.centralbank.ie/?utm_medium=website&utm_source=CBI-footer&utm_content=43731). The relevant registers are 'Register of Mortgage Intermediaries' and 'Register of Mortgage Credit Intermediaries'. The Central Bank further advises that these registers are generally updated every two weeks, or more frequently where required. There is no legacy register for mortgage intermediaries. The Central Bank has also advised that there is no specific review underway or currently proposed in respect of the working of the register.
