Key Retirement to expand adviser support at FSE Glasgow
Key Retirement Group extending its backing of Financial Services Expo to further support advisers expanding into later life lending and equity release.
"We are committed to supporting a stronger, better connected industry and want to help advisers – those specialising in this space as well as those who want to refer clients to specialist firms"
It is highlighting the challenges and opportunities in the equity release and later life lending market, which delivered record-breaking growth of nearly £1 billion in 2017, at the first FSE event of the year at the Doubletree by Hilton in Glasgow on the 13th March.
Stuart Wilson, Channel Marketing Director at KR Group, is participating in the later life lending panel, giving an overview of lending to older borrowers and the current opportunities in the sector.
It will be the opening seminar at FSE Glasgow which will also feature sessions on the new build sector, GDPR and the specialist lending market from both a lender and broker’s perspective.
After exhibiting regularly at adviser events in 2017, FSE Glasgow is the first in a series of events this year that Key will be backing as it continues its support into 2018. Representatives from the Group's companies, including Key Retirement’s referral service, Key Partnerships and more 2 life, will be in attendance with experts on hand to support intermediaries.
Sessions start from 10am and run until 2:45pm and all attendees will earn CII CPD points.
Stuart Wilson said: “Older borrowers need a greater range of options to choose from and advisers can help provide the flexibility they require as the equity release market continues to deliver record-breaking growth.
“We are committed to supporting a stronger, better connected industry and want to help advisers – those specialising in this space as well as those who want to refer clients to specialist firms – to build their own businesses.”
Breaking news
Direct to your inbox:
More
stories
you'll love:
This week's biggest stories:
Budget
Budget: Government introduces mansion tax on high-value homes
Budget
Budget: Government introduces £2,000 salary sacrifice cap
Lifetime Isa
Budget: Lifetime ISA to be scrapped in favour of new first-time buyer ISA
Budget
Budget: Property income tax to rise by 2%
FCA
Firms required to report complaints involving vulnerable customers under simplified FCA rules
Santander
Santander joins mortgage price war with new rates from 3.51%