AMI to speak at Mortgage Vision events

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Robert Sinclair, AMI

Mortgage Brain is to host its 2014 series of Mortgage Vision events with headline speakers from the Association of Mortgage Intermediaries (AMI) and Nationwide/The Mortgage Works.

Each of the eight nationwide events, which are free to attend and will run throughout October and November, will also feature views and round table discussions from Virgin Money, Santander for Intermediaries, Nationwide, Aldermore, Bright Grey, Fluent Money, IFA Conveyancing, Source and Mortgage Brain.

Now in their fifth year, around 700 mortgage brokers attended last year’s events with 96% of attendees rating them as excellent or very good and 98% saying that they would recommend them to their peers.

This year’s events will see AMI take to the road enabling brokers to hear its views on the future of the market and have direct contact and discussions with their industry body.

Robert Sinclair (pictured), AMI chief executive, said: “We’re really looking forward to joining Mortgage Brain and, along with its other headline speakers, playing a key part in this year’s Mortgage Vision events.

“The events give brokers an invaluable insight into the future of the mortgage market, and help them better understand how they can improve performance and revenue for their businesses.”

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