Nivo has launched a new webinar programme focused on helping brokers and lenders understand how to implement Artificial Intelligence (AI).
Nivo, the AI agent for lenders and brokers, said the online sessions build on the success of its national broker roundtables, which have brought together small groups of brokers throughout 2026, including recent events in Birmingham and Manchester.
The roundtable series was designed as a peer-led discussion around the practical use of AI within the lending process, rather than a sales presentation.
Nivo said demand for the sessions has led to the launch of an online format for brokers and lenders who have been unable to attend the in-person events.
The webinars will explore how firms can identify where AI can add value, where it may not be suitable, and how businesses can begin introducing the technology safely, drawing on lessons from live projects already underway.
The first webinar, taking place on Wednesday 22 July at 2pm, will focus on where firms should start when planning an AI implementation.
The session will cover how to identify suitable processes to automate, what to consider when introducing AI, and common mistakes to avoid.
Attendees will also see a live demonstration of Nivo’s AI agents working through a real origination case, showing how documents are gathered, checked and chased automatically.
Each session will include a live audience Q&A, with further webinars planned.
Matthew Elliott, co-founder and chief commercial officer at Nivo, said: “The dinners we’ve hosted proved there’s a real appetite for an honest conversation about AI. One that starts with the work rather than the technology.
“In broking and lending, the pattern is always the same: gather, check, chase. Gather the documents, check they’re complete, chase what’s missing, then repeat.
“That’s where time disappears and cases stall, and it’s the right place to start when you’re thinking about AI.
“In this first webinar we’ll show how to approach that, before running our AI agents live on a real case so people can see the gather, check, chase cycle being handled automatically rather than simply hearing about it.
“The aim is to give brokers and lenders a practical framework they can take back into their own businesses.”
