Mortgage Extra Live to focus on business diversification

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PMS and Sesame will concentrate their next broker seminars on business development and diversifying into new product areas.

The latest round of regional mortgage events for advisers, known as Mortgage Extra Live, will take in 12 UK venues. They will start in Belfast on the March and finishing in Glasgow on 8 April, and are being supported by a number of mortgage lenders, general insurers and product providers.

Managing director John Cupis, said: “We have had a record number of pre-registrations during 2011. These mortgage events are a great opportunity for advisers to develop their skills

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