Wembley to host later life lending seminar

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Key Partnerships will be hosting its latest later life lending seminar at Wembley Stadium on 12 July 2018.

Designed to support financial advisers who want to develop their businesses in the later life lending and equity release sector, the CPD seminar brings together a panel of industry figures to discuss the future of this market.

Having already supported the Financial Services Expo in Glasgow and Cardiff in 2018, Key Partnerships – the specialist referral arm of Key Retirement – is now inviting intermediaries to join them on 12 July at Wembley Stadium at 10am to deepen their understanding of this growing market.

This CPD event will include insights from Robert Sinclair, chief executive at the Association of Mortgage Intermediaries (AMI), Jason Ruse, head of Key Partnerships and channel marketing director at Key Partnerships, Stuart Wilson. After the presentations, lunch will be served, followed by a tour of Wembley Stadium.

Ruse said: “The equity release market is growing rapidly and we want to be there to support advisers and intermediaries who want to become involved in this growing market.

“Year on year we have seen an increase of 46% in the number of advisers who have been in touch looking for support with equity release on behalf of their clients. Due to this increase in demand, we are hosting our own equity release event to help support financial advisers who don’t regularly work within the equity release sector.”

Sinclair, added: “As the equity release market continues to grow, it is important for financial advisers to have the right qualifications to advise their clients or understand how they can be referred to trusted advisers.

“Attendance at events, such as the one provided by Key Partnerships, is a great opportunity for advisers to develop further business opportunities within the later life sector.”

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