John Cupis joins AMI board

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The Association of Mortgage Intermediaries has appointed John Cupis, Sesame’s managing director of mortgages and general insurance, to its board. Cupis will bring his industry knowledge and insight to the board as well as Sesame’s active campaigning on issues such as raising LTVs to stimulate market growth.
Chris Cummings, Director General of AMI, says: “John is extremely well respected in the industry and his foresight and considered thinking around the issues that will ultimately determine the future shape of the mortgage advice market will be a welcome addition to the AMI board.””

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