TMA to hold DA ‘BiteSize Workshops’

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TMA Club has opened registration for its Directly Authorised (DA) BiteSize Workshops.

Aimed to simplify the regulatory mortgage environment, the BiteSize Workshops will be held from 13-26 June in Solihull, Cheadle and Watford.

Dates and venues are as follows:

13 June – Solihull Village Hotel
21 June – Cheadle Village Hotel
26 June – Watford Village Hotel

Attendees will also have the chance to meet with compliance specialists and engage with TMA’s panel members during a series of ‘Knowledge Pods’ – mini theatre style Q&A sessions throughout the day – and can pre-book one to one meetings with selected lenders.

As part of the session, delegates will hear from David Copland, director at TMA, and Simon Lovell, field compliance manager at TMA.

Each session will also include a live demonstration of the new compliance test and CPD management system from the LSL training team.

Lisa Martin, development director at TMA, said: “We know how valuable advisers time is, which is why we’ve created our BiteSize workshops. These three action-packed events will ensure DAs have valuable face to face time with both the TMA team and our business partners to help brokers prepare for upcoming challenges and uncover new opportunities in the market.

“This is just one of several highly informative and interactive events we have planned for the second half of 2018 as we endeavour to support and invest in our intermediaries, particularly around the ever-evolving regulatory frameworks in the sector. All DAs are welcome and it’s a fantastic opportunity to see how TMA can help.”

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