The Kaeltripton Financial Index includes over 106 verified mortgage broker firms across the UK. All firms are sourced from Companies House SIC code 64922 (mortgage finance) and cross-referenced with the FCA register for Enhanced and Priority listings. The mortgage broker index covers residential mortgages, buy-to-let, remortgage, commercial mortgages, bridging finance, and specialist lending.
Why use the Kaeltripton Mortgage Broker Index
Every firm in the index is a real, registered UK company sourced from Companies House — not a self-submitted, unverified entry. Enhanced listings are additionally verified against the FCA register, confirming current authorisation to provide mortgage advice. This verification layer removes the most significant consumer risk in online broker searches: engaging an unregulated operator.
Searching the mortgage broker index
Use the Mortgage Broker Index to search by location and review Enhanced profiles for specialism information. Look for brokers who specifically mention your mortgage type — first-time buyer, self-employed, buy-to-let, commercial — in their services description. Whole-of-market brokers access more products than restricted panel brokers.
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If you operate a mortgage brokerage and want to appear prominently in the mortgage broker index, claim your Enhanced listing on the Kaeltripton Financial Index. Add your specialism, services, logo, contact details, and social media links. Consumer enquiries from the 1,200+ mortgage articles on kaeltripton.com route through to firm listings — Enhanced listings receive enquiries directly to their inbox.
How many mortgage brokers are in the UK?
The FCA register lists over 35,000 individuals holding mortgage adviser permissions in the UK. The Kaeltripton Financial Index lists 106+ verified mortgage broker firms at Standard level and growing.
What is the difference between a mortgage broker and a mortgage adviser?
The terms are used interchangeably in the UK. Both refer to FCA-regulated professionals who advise on mortgage products. A broker specifically implies they search across multiple lenders rather than representing a single lender.
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This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. Always verify regulatory status with official sources before making any financial decision.