Mortgage Vision 2026 registrations open

Mortgage Vision 2026 registrations open


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Free-to-attend regional mortgage roadshow for advisors

Registration has opened for Mortgage Vision 2026, a regional mortgage roadshow taking place in 12 locations across the UK and hosted by Mortgage Brain.

The event, which will take place in September and October, brings together advisers, lenders, distributors and industry experts to explore what’s happening in the intermediary market, both now and in the future.

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The events deliver market insight, practical learning, networking and peer-to-peer discussions.

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They will include insights from industry experts on the evolving mortgage market and the growing opportunities across specialist lending, buy-to-let, bridging and commercial finance, as well as sessions focused on how technology, artificial intelligence, data and information management will help advisers improve the efficiency and effectiveness of their businesses.

Direct access to lenders

It will also include roundtable discussions providing advisers with direct access to lenders including Bank of Ireland for Intermediaries, Fleet Mortgages, OSB Group, Buckinghamshire Building Society, Keystone Property Finance, Pepper Money, Coventry for Intermediaries, Skipton Building Society for Intermediaries, Family Building Society, Foundation Home Loans, Suffolk Building Society, Newcastle for Intermediaries and Fluent Money.

It will also feature dedicated sessions on protection, wellbeing and business performance, and include presentations from the Association of Mortgage Intermediaries (AMI), the Mortgage Industry Mental Health Charter (MIMHC) and Coventry for Intermediaries.

Neil Wyatt, chief commercial officer at Mortgage Brain, said: “Mortgage Vision has become one of the most valued events in the intermediary calendar because it focuses on the issues that matter most to advisers. The 2026 programme brings together leading voices from across the industry to share insight, challenge thinking and help advisers identify new opportunities for growth.”

The event is free-to-attend for mortgage advisers and can be booked here: https://bit.ly/4ex1A7S

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The 2026 roadshow dates:

• Elstree – 8 September 2026, DoubleTree by Hilton London Elstree
• Southampton – 9 September 2026, Botley Park Hotel & Spa
• Manchester – 15 September 2026, Salford Community Stadium
• Leeds – 16 September 2026, Headingley Stadium
• Glasgow – 22 September 2026, DoubleTree by Hilton Strathclyde
• Newcastle – 23 September 2026, Delta by Marriott Newcastle Gateshead
• Brighton – 29 September 2026, AMEX Stadium
• Esher – 30 September 2026, Sandown Park Racecourse
• Birmingham – 6 October 2026, National Conference Centre
• Basildon – 7 October 2026, Holiday Inn Basildon
• Exeter – 13 October 2026, Exeter Racecourse
• Gloucester – 14 October 2026, Gloucester Rugby Club

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