HSBC to host broker webinar on market volatility amid Middle East tensions

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HSBC is set to host a broker-focused webinar examining the impact of geopolitical instability on the UK mortgage market.

The session, scheduled for Wednesday 6 May, comes as ongoing conflict in the Middle East continues to influence swap rates and lender pricing across the UK.

The webinar will be hosted by Tracie Burton, senior corporate account manager, alongside group economist Chris Hare, who will provide an overview of current market conditions and the potential implications for advisers and their clients.

MARKET CONDITIONS IN FOCUS

The session will explore recent economic developments beyond headline reporting, with a particular focus on interest rate movements and lender behaviour.

Hare is also expected to outline three potential scenarios for the market, ranging from a stabilisation in conditions and a return of confidence, through to more prolonged pressure on affordability, or a sharper period of disruption driven by rapid market reactions.

BROKER RELEVANCE

HSBC said the webinar is intended to support brokers in understanding current volatility and responding to changing rate conditions.

The lender added that the session would provide insight aimed at helping intermediaries continue to support clients in what remains a fast-moving and uncertain environment.

The webinar will take place at 12:00pm and is expected to run for 60 minutes.

Registration is open to brokers via this link.

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