Disciplinary Tribunal of Propertymark Limited was convened on 23 October 2025 to consider the case against Mr Emmanuel Fadayomi.
The Panel members were Mrs. Carol Brady MBE (lay panellist acting as the Chairperson for the Tribunal), Mr Richard Hair PPNAEA (Honoured)(Retd) (member panellist); and Noel Hunter OBE (lay panellist). The presenting Case Officer for Propertymark was Mr Ali Haider. Mr Fadayomi attended the meeting online via Zoom.
The Hearing took place in private and was recorded.
Allegations
The Tribunal considered the allegations set out in the case summary sent to Mr Fadayomi.
It was alleged that Mr Fadayomi had acted in contravention of the requirements of the following Propertymark Conduct and Membership Rules.
- Conduct rule 11: Anti-Money Laundering (AML)
- Conduct rule 13: General duty to uphold high standards of ethical and professional behaviour
- Conduct rule 23: Continuing Professional Development (CPD)
Decision
Mr Fadayomi entered a plea admitting the alleged breaches of Rules 11, 13 and 23.
After consideration of Mr Fadayomi’s plea in mitigation, the Tribunal announced the following:
- Conduct rule 11: Admitted
- Conduct rule 13: Admitted
- Conduct rule 23: Admitted
Sanctions
- Conduct rule 11: £150
- Conduct rule 13: £150
- Conduct rule 23: £150
The critical part of the sanction is the fact Mr Fadayomi needs to put in place all of the required policies and procedures as set out in the Membership Rules to the satisfaction of the compliance team and further, if at that time the Compliance Team are not satisfied that he has put the required policies and procedures in place, his membership will be suspended and then terminated if the Compliance Team remain unsatisfied at the time of his membership renewal.
Additionally, the costs of this Hearing of £585 were imposed against Mr Fadayomi in favour of Propertymark.
Closing Statement
The Tribunal made the following statement:
'We want to thank you for your time today and for presentation to the Tribunal Panel which we have found very helpful. While we are sympathetic to the pressure placed on a sole trader in the running of a business, the Rules are there nonetheless to protect consumers and to ensure that our members comply with legislation.
We are concerned that you have failed to act on previous advice that has been given, and taking that into account, the conclusions of the Tribunal Panel are as follows
For the admitted breaches of Rules 11, 13 and 23, £150 fine per breach. In addition, you have until 1st December 2025 to satisfy the Compliance Team that all of required policies and procedures as set out in the Membership Rules are in place.
If at that time the Compliance Team are not satisfied that you have put the required policies and procedures in place, your membership will be suspended. If the Compliance Team remain unsatisfied at the time of your membership renewal, which we believe to be due in September 2026, your membership will then be terminated.'
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