FIBA to sponsor new property sector event

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The Financial Intermediary and Broker Association (FIBA) is to sponsor a new event in London on 12 September organised by the Henry Stewart (HS) Property Hub.

The event brings together professionals from all disciplines in the property sector from finance for residential development to commercial development of all types, investment, funding structures, mezzanine finance, specialist buy-to-let and structured finance.

Adam Tyler (pictured), FIBA executive chairman, is to moderate the lenders’ spotlight session, where senior figures in the lending sector will take part in discussion around who’s lending, who’s spending and what funds are available for what real estate asset and on what terms.

Tyler said: “We are delighted to be supporting this event and I am looking forward to moderating the session where the panel will explore a true picture of the market, providing an opportunity to discuss, question and debate. Everyone is encouraged to participate in the discussion and subsequent debate.

“FIBA members can book tickets, using an exclusive discount code via a link on the FIBA website. For anyone involved in property and its funding, this is a not to be missed event and I look forward to welcoming FIBA members and fellow professionals to what will be a stimulating day.”

Christine Le Couilliard, content manager at HS Property Hub, added: “The HS Property Hub is the go-to place for informed knowledge exchange. It’s a pleasure to have FIBA as the key association supporter at the UK Property Finance – ‘from whom, for what’ gathering on 12 September 2019 in London; a key property industry event to bring together those who want to invest and lend, those who want to borrow and develop, their professional advisers and all other organisations with an interest in property.

“There’s a readiness from investors and an appetite from borrowers in the current climate and we are delighted FIBA will assist to bring parties together.”

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