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Westminster Business Forum
Published 4th July 2019
This seminar will take place on 10th July to discuss the future shape of the mortgage market via a panel discussion and Q&A from the floor.
Orla Shields will join the panel to share insight into how changing legislation and regulation impacts risks to mortgage lenders with extended void periods and decreased property valuations.
Topics such as Help to Buy, and key developments in regulation affecting consumer protection will be discussed.
Other keynote speakers at the event include Matt Prior, Housing Directorate at the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government (MHCLG), and Andrew Baddeley-Chappell Chair, Bank of England Residential Property Forum and Principle Consultant, Homanity.
We hope to meet you there. Find out more.
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