Return of the MBE – new 2021 dates announced

Return of the MBE – new 2021 dates announced


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As we approach the end of what has been a difficult year, Mortgage Business Expo (MBE) has confirmed that it will be open for business in 2021.

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The Leeds event will return to the Royal Armouries on the new date of June 9. MBE says holding the expo later than planned will have the added benefit of being clear of any Covid restrictions and be well-timed for the economic recovery.

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Free registration for Leeds will open early in the New Year.

Its traditional slot on October 14 will continue at its new home in The Business Design Centre – one of London’s most popular conference and exhibition venues.

Both expos will host a full schedule of continuing professional development (CPD) accredited seminars and panel debates featuring leading industry experts.

Chosen speakers will provide insight into the latest topics affecting the mortgage, property finance and later life lending markets as well as the overall economic outlook.

Attendees can expect new and exciting features at the expo, including new FinTech zones, workplace hubs and networking lounges.

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Mike Mikunda from MBE says: “We very much look forward to a positive 2021 and to seeing exhibitors, visitors, sponsors and knowledge partners at MBE Leeds on 9th June and in London on 14th October.”

“After 19 years, MBE has become an important event in the financial intermediary calendar, providing information, inspiration and contacts and will return in 2021 with renewed vigour. We look forward to welcoming you back.”

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