Mortgage Introducer and MBE will deliver a programme that will provide insight into the latest topics affecting the mortgage, property finance and later life lending markets as well as the overall economic outlook.
Interest in both Leeds and London face-to-face events has been strong following the easing of lockdown restrictions across the UK following the government’s roadmap to recovery culminating in the lifting of all restrictions from 21 June, indicating that the face-to-face events this year will be busier than ever.
MBE in Leeds will return to its home at the Royal Armouries (pictured) on Thursday 8 July. The event, which is free to attend for visitors from the mortgage intermediary and financial broker markets is open for registrations.
MBE London moves to a new home of the Business Design Centre on 14 October.
Mike Mikunda from MBE said: “Our visitor pre-registration data is a key indicator that people are ready to get back to face-to-face business, and we look forward to offering visitors a strong range of lenders and service companies to meet at MBE Leeds on 8 July.
“Partnering with Mortgage Introducer to deliver the learning programme will ensure that topical, key and relevant industry issues are addressed.
“After a strange and difficult year, it’s time to get back out there together stronger as an industry. We are pulling out all of the stops to ensure that MBE delivers a relevant, safe and successful platform for our industry to get back to doing what it does best.”
Ryan Fowler, publishing editor of Mortgage Introducer, added: “Throughout the pandemic Mortgage Introducer continued to report and deliver companies’ stories and product information to the market, reaching out to mortgage professionals in their new way of working.
“We are delighted to be working with Mortgage Business Expo to deliver a seminar programme packed with topical issues relevant to accelerating business in the new normal.”
