Registration opens for Mortgage Adviser Event London
MAE London returns in 2023 for a third time and will once again bring along the best exhibitors, forward-thinking educational content and networking opportunities.

Registration is now open for this year’s Mortgage Adviser Event in London, taking place at Tobacco Dock on the 24th of May.
The event, which is being run by Financial Reporter’s parent company Barcadia Media in collaboration with experienced industry events organiser Laura Calcroft, follows the success of MAE Glasgow earlier this month.
MAE London returns in 2023 for a third time and will once again bring along the best exhibitors, forward-thinking educational content and networking opportunities.
This year's MAE London will feature over 50 exhibitors from across the UK mortgage industry, including high street lenders. To view the full exhibitor line-up, visit https://mortgageadviserevent.co.uk/events/london/exhibitors.
Additionally, the show will feature two educational theatres with more than 4 hours of CPD available and sessions on adviser-focused topics such as Consumer Duty and tackling mortgage fraud. Attendees will also be invited to the ‘After Hours’ networking session taking place after the exhibition ends.
MAE London is free to attend for all intermediaries, with free parking on-site for all attendees.
To sign up for the event visit https://mortgageadviserevent.co.uk/events/london.
Mortgage Adviser Event founder, Laura Calcroft, said: “We are delighted to announce that the Mortgage Adviser Event will be returning to London's Tobacco Dock in 2023.
“In the last three years we have welcomed thousands of mortgage advisers from across the UK to our previous events in London, Manchester, and Glasgow.
"With a focus on future-centric practices, cutting edge products and technology and the latest industry trends, MAE London will be the stand-out mortgage adviser event of 2023.
“We hope to see you there!”

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