All MBE Leeds seminars Cll CPD accredited
The Mortgage Business Expo has announced that all of its seminars being held at Leeds Armouries on the 22nd April will be Cll CPD accredited.
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IFAs, brokers and professional services delegates attending the seminars can pick up CPD points which count towards their 35 hours of compulsory continued professional development.
The seminars cover topics such as the evolution of the mortgage market, placing cases to the specialist lending sector, bridging finance and results from the mortgage intermediaries’ survey.
Keynote speakers include Peter Hill, Chief Executive, Leeds Building Society, Lynda Blackwell from The FCA, Gary Salter from Nationwide for Intermediaries, Alex Hammond from Kensington Mortgages and Richard Deacon of Masthaven Finance.
Visitors will have the opportunity to directly discuss the finance and planning needs for their clients with building societies, specialist lenders, retirement planning providers and industry bodies suchas the FCA and the Society of Mortgage Professionals.
Mike Mikunda from MBE commented:
“We are excited to announce that we have an informative seminar programme that will be of real value to delegates in going towards their professional training.
“The CII accreditation serves to highlight the quality of the Leeds event, so we are delighted to have achieved this again and be able to help advisers, IFAs and mortgage brokers to earn CPD points. Our seminars are delivered by industry experts and can help with tangible business benefits for our delegates.
“There’s a dynamic and growing finance community in Yorkshire and the MBE will be beneficial for brokers and IFAs to meet with lenders and finance providers as well as earn some valuable CPD points on the day.”
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