Seminar line-up revealed for brand new Mortgage Adviser Event in Glasgow
The full line-up of speakers has been announced for the upcoming Mortgage Adviser Event in Glasgow, taking place on Thursday 23rd March at The Engine Works.

Mortgage Adviser Event Glasgow is the only mortgage industry trade show for intermediaries in Scotland – promising to bring together key figures from the Scottish mortgage market under one roof. The event, which saw an incredibly successful run in London and Manchester last year, allows attendees to earn up to 2.5 CPD hours.
The seminar programme is as follows:
• ‘2023 - an economic update’ by Adrian Scoates, Corporate Account Manager at Nationwide
• ‘The new code of conduct: advisers & Consumer Duty’ by Steven Howard, Head of Mortgage and Lending Intermediaries Compliance Services at SimplyBiz
• ‘Protection in the cost of living crisis’ by James Kelly, Key Account Manager at LV=
• ‘Mortgage lending in Scotland’ - a panel discussion with Barclays, Central Trust's Maeve Ward, and more to be announced.
To see the full line-up for this year’s Mortgage Adviser Event Glasgow, you can visit the MAE website here.
Its sister events, Mortgage Adviser Event London and Mortgage Adviser Event Manchester, will take place in May and September, respectively.
Event organiser Andy Shields said: “We’re delighted to announce our seminar programme for MAE Glasgow – as always, we’ve aimed to bring a well-rounded, interesting line-up of speakers and sessions and I think we’ve achieved precisely that.
“Our sessions will give us an overview of some of the hot topics in our industry – particularly the cost of living crisis and the incoming Consumer Duty rules – and cover broader, industry-level issues in our economic update and panel discussion. There’s something for everyone and we hope everybody who attends will be able to take something valuable away from this programme.”

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