Mortgage Vision 2013 details revealed

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Mortgage Brain, along with Nationwide and Virgin Money, have joined forces to host the 2013 series of eight nationwide Mortgage Vision events, which are taking place throughout October and November.

The 2013 Mortgage Vision events –‘the intermediary events of the year’ – are free to attend and have been put together to give intermediaries a strategic insight into the future of the UK mortgage market.

Leeds United Football Club will play host to the first event on 10 October, which, in addition to its headline speakers, will feature views and round table discussions from Aldermore Bank, IFA Conveyancing, Santander for Intermediaries, Bright Grey, Source and Fluent Money.

Mark Lofthouse, CEO of Mortgage Brain, said: “We’re delighted to announce the launch of Mortgage Vision 2013 and are looking forward to building on the success of previous years with our co-presenters Nationwide and Virgin Money.

“Brokers attending this year will also have a fantastic opportunity to meet some of the UKs leading lenders, insurance and conveyancing providers, as well as gaining an exclusive insight into the future of the UK mortgage market and a better understanding of how they can improve business revenue.”

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