SortRefer partners with lenders for Cardiff event

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SortRefer joined forces with three lenders last week to host a regional event in Cardiff.

SortRefer’s Mark Shelper teamed up with Josh Parker (Fleet Mortgages), Jayne Matthews (Nationwide) and Stuart Ottery (Hodge).

The event was open to mortgage brokers across the region to better enable their offerings to their clients with CPD accreditation for attending.

The morning’s presentations included a variation of topics – an alternative to free legals, specialist buy-to-let and later life lending – demos and networking opportunities.

With 28 attendees, the parties deemed the pilot event a success and plans are in place for a further event in another area of South Wales in the upcoming months.

Shelper, SortRefer BDM, said: “Thanks very much to all who attended our event last week. It was a really good morning and a great chance for everyone to learn something new, at the same time as getting out the office for a coffee and a bacon roll. We’re looking forward to collaborating again and see what the next one brings.”

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