Brightstar announces 2023 Specialist Lending Expo
22 December 2022
Brightstar Financial has announced the launch of its 2023 Specialist Lending Expo.
The Specialist Lending Expo takes place online on Wednesday 25th January. It will be a ‘no sales zone’ and will feature a full day’s worth of free events to help brokers to make the most of new opportunities and diversify their business. It will also include virtual exhibition stands, where brokers can live chat to lenders, as well as a networking room, plus play-to-win games.
One of the first events to be confirmed is a live panel debate on The State of the Specialist Lending Nation. Taking place at 11am, the debate will be chaired by Rob Jupp and Michelle Westley from Brightstar, and feature Adrian Moloney from OSB Group, Joshua Elash from MT Finance, Steve Seal from Bluestone and Marie Grundy from West One Loans.
Throughout the day, there will also be keynote presentations from Allica Bank, TML, West One Loans, Hampshire Trust Bank, OSB Group, Bluestone, United Trust Bank, Landbay, Glenhawk and Brightstar.
Details about the full programme of The Specialist Lending Expo and how to register are available at:
https://specialistlendingexpo.online-event.co/registration/brightstar-3
Michelle Westley, Head of Marketing at Brightstar Financial, said: “2023 looks like it will be a year of challenge and opportunity for mortgage brokers, and so much of this opportunity will lie in the specialist lending market. Brokers who are serious about growing their business and diversifying into new areas should make sure they attend The Specialist Lending Expo.
“As well as a live panel debate featuring some of the industry’s most outspoken experts, there will also be a choice of webinars designed to help brokers understand how to make the most of the options that are available to them, hosted by specialist lenders with specific sector expertise. It’s a ‘no sales zone’, so brokers can be sure that time spent at the Specialist Lending Expo, will be a valuable investment in growing their knowledge, rather than being sold to.”
