Affirmative pleased with results from forum participation

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Affirmative Finance became the latest product provider to join the Homeloan Partnership (HLP) panel at the network’s three regional Business Development Forums.

Held during the third week of May, the forums in Milton Keynes, Manchester and Gatwick attracted the highest number of delegates seen at this annual series of events.

Roger Morris , sales and marketing director at Affirmative, said: “We were able to meet so many of the HLP members as well as give them a full briefing on the Affirmative products and service ethic during the formal part of the forum days. Having seen the calibre of the delegates and the management team at first hand

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