Bank of England added to SimplyBiz Mortgages’ Showcase event

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SimplyBiz Mortgages has published the full agenda for its upcoming series of Mortgage Showcase events.

The lineup features sessions from industry figures including Bank of England, NatWest, Nationwide, Santander for Intermediaries, Virgin Money, and the Association of Mortgage Intermediaries.

The full-day events, which are open to financial services professionals from across the market, will take place in Glasgow on the 1 November, and Bolton on 22 November.

Each event will feature a variety of platform presentations and panel debates exploring topical areas including the effects of the economy on the mortgage market, intergenerational home finance, and diversity and recruitment considerations for mortgage firms, and an exhibition area with more than 40 lenders in attendance.

Martin Reynolds (pictured), CEO of SimplyBiz Mortgages, said: “Mortgage Showcase events have become some of the most popular in our annual calendar, and we’re delighted to welcome delegates back to another engaging and relevant event, featuring sessions from some of the biggest names in the market.

“The Showcases, which are now in their fifth year, have a combination of main platform speakers, expert and interactive panel discussions, and a vibrant exhibition area, offering attendees the perfect opportunities for education, networking, and engagement, particularly in today’s quickly evolving environment.”

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