Mortgage Brain opens registration for Mortgage Vision 2026 roadshow

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Mortgage Brain has opened registration for its Mortgage Vision 2026 roadshow, which will visit 12 locations across the UK this autumn.

The annual event series brings together advisers, lenders, distributors and industry figures to discuss developments across the intermediary mortgage market.

Mortgage Vision 2026 will feature sessions covering market trends, specialist lending opportunities and the increasing role of technology in mortgage advice. Topics will include buy-to-let, bridging and commercial finance, alongside discussions around artificial intelligence, data and information management.

Delegates will be able to earn up to 3.75 Continuing Professional Development (CPD) hours under the CII/PFS scheme.

The programme will also include roundtable discussions with lenders and business partners including Bank of Ireland for Intermediaries, Fleet Mortgages, OSB Group, Buckinghamshire Building Society, Keystone Property Finance, Pepper Money, Coventry for Intermediaries, Skipton Building Society for Intermediaries, Family Building Society, Foundation Home Loans, Suffolk Building Society, Newcastle for Intermediaries and Fluent Money.

Dedicated sessions focused on protection, wellbeing and business performance will feature contributions from the Association of Mortgage Intermediaries (AMI), the Mortgage Industry Mental Health Charter (MIMHC) and Coventry for Intermediaries.

Neil Wyatt, chief commercial officer at Mortgage Brain, said: “Mortgage Vision has become one of the most valued events in the intermediary calendar because it focuses on the issues that matter most to advisers.

“The 2026 programme brings together leading voices from across the industry to share insight, challenge thinking and help advisers identify new opportunities for growth.

“Whether delegates are looking to diversify, improve efficiency or simply stay ahead of market developments, Mortgage Vision provides a platform to learn, collaborate and connect.”

ROADSHOW DATES

The roadshow will visit the following locations:

  • Elstree – 8 September 2026, DoubleTree by Hilton London Elstree.
  • Southampton – 9 September 2026, Botley Park Hotel & Spa.
  • Manchester – 15 September 2026, Salford Community Stadium.
  • Leeds – 16 September 2026, Headingley Stadium.
  • Glasgow – 22 September 2026, DoubleTree by Hilton Strathclyde.
  • Newcastle – 23 September 2026, Delta by Marriott Newcastle Gateshead.
  • Brighton – 29 September 2026, AMEX Stadium.
  • Esher – 30 September 2026, Sandown Park Racecourse.
  • Birmingham – 6 October 2026, National Conference Centre.
  • Basildon – 7 October 2026, Holiday Inn Basildon.
  • Exeter – 13 October 2026, Exeter Racecourse.
  • Gloucester – 14 October 2026, Gloucester Rugby Club.

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