Legal & General Mortgage Club has announced of the launch of its 2020 Spring Roadshows, themed ‘Making Mortgages Simply Better’.
The half-day events, which each count towards four hours of CPD training, will provide advisers with insight into the mortgage industry with the opportunity to hear the latest updates on specialist lending, buy-to-let, later life mortgages and technology.
The roadshows will take place across the UK and consist of a mixture of presentations, roundtables and panel discussions. There will be the opportunity for advisers to have meaningful one-to-one meetings with regional business development managers, gain insight and practical tips on how to generate more income and network with lender firms.
The events are free to attend, and a complimentary buffet lunch will be provided.
A full calendar of Legal & General’s Spring Roadshows can be found below:
- Stoke-on-Trent – Wednesday 4 March
- Peterborough – Tuesday 17 March
- Exeter – Wednesday 18 March
- Reading – Wednesday 25 March
- Belfast – Thursday 23 April
- Lingfield Park – Thursday 30 April
- Newport – Tuesday 5 May
- Leeds – Tuesday 12 May
- Solihull – Tuesday 19 May
Kevin Roberts, director of Legal & General Mortgage Club, said: “Following our popular Autumn events and conference, we’re excited to be back on the road with our Spring events for 2020. The roadshows bring together advisers and lenders, with the opportunity to hear about and gain insight on the latest developments in the mortgage market, from later life lending through to technology.
“Our key theme this year is ‘Making Mortgages Simply Better. We understand how important mortgage advisers are in our industry and we want to support them each day by providing up-to-the minute information and market leading access to wide array of lenders and industry influencers. We’ll also be sharing the latest from Legal & General Mortgage Club and what we have planned for 2020 as we continue to improve and evolve our proposition to help our adviser members deliver a truly holistic offering.”
