HSBC UK to examine Budget impact in intermediary economy webinar

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HSBC UK will hold an economy webinar for mortgage intermediaries on 30 October, focusing on the Autumn Budget and the outlook for the UK and global economies.

The 60-minute session will begin at 11am and will be hosted by Tracie Burton, senior corporate account manager at HSBC UK, alongside the bank’s group economist.

The webinar follows the Autumn Budget and will examine its implications as well as wider economic developments in the UK and overseas.

BUDGET AND ECONOMIC OUTLOOK

HSBC UK said the session forms part of its programme of economy updates for intermediaries, following webinars held in September.

Attendees will also be able to put questions to the speakers during a Q&A session at the end of the presentation. Questions can also be submitted to HSBC UK in advance.

The webinar takes place on Friday 30 October at 11am, with registration available through HSBC UK’s webinar invitation.

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