SimplyBiz Mortgages has announced the return of its Mortgage Showcase series, a nationwide programme of events aimed at giving mortgage intermediaries the latest market insight, education and networking opportunities.
The 2025 series will visit five locations across the UK this autumn and winter, beginning in Bolton on 22 October before moving to North London, Glasgow, Gatwick and Solihull.
Each event will feature a seminar programme alongside an exhibition of up to 50 intermediary-focused lenders and service providers. Attendees will have access to market updates, economic analysis and practical CPD-accredited sessions throughout the day.
Highlights of the seminar agenda include an economic update from the Bank of England at the North London event, panel discussions on expectations for 2026, and sessions exploring the impact of artificial intelligence on advice, the outlook for the buy-to-let market, and approaches to working with clients with vulnerable characteristics.
Contributions will also come from the Building Societies Association, the Association of Mortgage Intermediaries and fraud and cyber-security specialists.
Delegates will receive breakfast and lunch, free parking and the chance to discuss live cases directly with lenders. Events run from 9am to 3pm, with SimplyBiz describing them as a comprehensive opportunity for advisers to future-proof their businesses and better serve clients.
The 2025 series is supported by sponsors including Keystone Property Finance, Accord Mortgages, Hinckley & Rugby Building Society and more2life.
Samantha Cameron-Carruthers, head of marketing services at SimplyBiz Mortgages, said: “The size and structure of our Mortgage Showcase events allow advisers from across the industry to gain an enormous amount of value from a single day.
“Our extensive exhibition area — staffed by experienced specialists and decision-makers from many of the UK’s leading lenders — combined with a diverse and topical seminar agenda delivered by industry-renowned experts, offers education and insight opportunities that might otherwise take advisers months to achieve.”
