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Advisors encouraged to register for industry event

August 10, 2023 by Brendan O'Neill

The Mortgage Advisor Event (MAE) Manchester will be returning to Manchester later this year and advisors from across the UK are being encouraged to put their names down for it, with registrations now open.

This will be the third successive time that the event has taken place in Manchester and the venue for it is set to be the Victoria Warehouse. Those advisors who sign up for it will once again find a high quality mix of opportunities to network and promote their businesses, educational speeches and workshops covering a range of important topics and key exhibitors.

It will follow in the wake of a very successful and well-attended MAE event in the capital earlier in 2023 and, like that event, it is being put together by Made Events. More than 40 different exhibitors will be present at it, with many specialist mortgage lenders among them, so it will be important for advisors to attend in the current economic climate.

Aside from making contact with such lenders they will also have the chance to complete continuous professional development (CPD) at the educational theatres that will be set up. These will cover subjects like Consumer Duty and business promotions.

The MAE Manchester event can be attended by mortgage advisors at no cost, including the post-event networking. It is scheduled to take place on 28th September.

This is an event that any advisor with CeMAP training will want to be at, due to the presence of networking and CPD opportunities as well as specialist mortgage lenders.

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Brendan O'Neill
Brendan O'Neill

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