Name: Diversity – so what?
Start: 2021-07-07T09:15:00Z
End: 2021-07-07T09:15:49.000Z
Location: BrightTALK
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Join our new coffee morning host, Elle Heal, who will be discussing second charges with Matt Tristram, MD of Loans Warehouse. 

Whether you're new to second charges or looking to sharpen your expertise, this webinar breaks down the essentials and uncovers powerful strategies for using second charge mortgages to solve real-world client challenges. From myth-busting to case studies, we’ll explore how second charges can protect low rate first mortgages, boost affordability, and open new doors for clients, and for your business.

Second Charge Secrets: Unlocking Smarter Solutions for Every Client

Explore the challenges facing today’s first-time buyers, from rising house prices and income gaps to the growing role of family support. Learn how innovative mortgage solutions, including high LTV lending and flexible deposit options, can help make homeownership more accessible.

Overcoming today’s first-time buyer challenges

Join us for our final Sparks webinar of 2025! This one focusses on Specialist Lending, with a panel of lenders who excel in this area, sharing insights, practical strategies, and real-world case studies to help you unlock new opportunities for your clients.

Join us for this 45-minute live session to hear about:
Current trends shaping the specialist lending market
Key challenges and solutions for complex cases
Tips from top lenders on structuring deals for success

Whether you’re looking to expand your offering, navigate tricky scenarios, or simply sharpen your competitive edge, this webinar is packed with actionable advice tailored for brokers.
We'll be joined by:
Emma Saint from Furness Building Society
Steve Hewitt from Aldermore
Chelsea Pordage from Harpenden Building Society
 Chris Proudfoot from Gatehouse Bank

From Complex to Closed: Specialist Lending made simple

A L&G Ignite Webinar

The Buy-to-Let (BTL) market is facing unprecedented challenges. With rising interest rates, evolving regulatory demands, and shifting lender criteria, brokers are under more pressure than ever to deliver for their landlord clients. Join us for an exclusive webinar, chaired by Jane Simpson (Head of Strategic Accounts - Broker, L&G Mortgage Services), where a panel—including Kelly Bretherton (Head of Ignite), Louise Apollonio (Sales & Distribution Director, The Mortgage Lender), and Sophie Waugh (Mortgage Technical Manager/Associate Mortgage Adviser at John Charcol) will tackle the most pressing questions in BTL affordability.
This session will explore:
• The biggest hurdles brokers face in today’s affordability assessments.
• How lenders are adapting their criteria in response to market and regulatory pressures.
• The impact of stress testing, rental coverage ratios, and the rise of flexible underwriting approaches.
• Whether portfolio landlords are being disproportionately affected—and what brokers can do about it.
• The evolving role of technology and sourcing systems in navigating complex affordability rules.
• Predictions for the next 12 months: what’s changing, and how brokers can prepare.
• Actionable advice from industry leaders to help brokers thrive in a challenging landscape.
• Plus, discover how L&G Ignite’s Affordability Tool is empowering brokers to overcome BTL affordability challenges. 
Whether you’re a seasoned broker or new to the BTL sector, this webinar will equip you with the latest insights, practical tools, and forward-looking strategies to support your clients and grow your business. Register for free today.

Unlocking Buy-to-Let Affordability: Insights, Strategies, and the Road Ahead

Clare Beardmore, Director - L&G Mortgage Club and Adrian Moloney, Group Intermediary Director at OSB Group sit down to explore the future of mortgages in the specialist space.  

Join our upcoming webinar with OSB Group, to learn how their brand strategy, built on industry-leading service and trusted partnerships, leverages the strengths of diverse brands - Precise, Interbay, and the newest addition, Rely. Gain insights into how the launch of Rely is opening doors for intermediaries and landlords seeking tailored lending solutions. 

We’ll explore the evolving new build market and how Precise continues to support this sector with enhanced offerings, such as increased LTV options and more flexible income assessments. Hear about our close work with regulators and the value of partnerships that enable us to support a broader range of clients. 

The webinar will also spotlight the role of AI and innovative technology in boosting adviser efficiency and maintaining a personal touch. You’ll see how user-friendly platforms and the latest Ignite features offer real-time information, empowering advisers to make smarter sourcing decisions. 

With the UK commercial mortgage market booming in 2025, our experts will discuss how advisers can diversify into commercial and bridging loans, expanding beyond traditional residential lending.  

This dynamic webinar is perfect for advisers eager to upskill, grow their client base, or stay ahead in a changing market. Don’t miss your chance to access the latest strategies, tools, and opportunities shaping the future of specialist lending.

When Clare met Ade - the future of mortgages in the specialist space

For three decades, L&G Mortgage Club has helped shape the UK mortgage and advice landscape. In this special anniversary video, past and present Mortgage Club Directors come together to reflect on the milestones, challenges, and defining moments that built the Club into what it is today. Hear first-hand stories from those who led the transformation of our proposition, strengthened lender relationships, supported advisers through industry change, and helped the Mortgage Club become one of the most trusted partners in the market. Whether you joined us at our 30th anniversary conference or are exploring our history for the first time, this short film offers a unique perspective on our journey — and what the future may hold for advisers, lenders and homebuyers.

What you’ll see in this video:
• Reflections from past and present Mortgage Club Directors
• Key moments that shaped the Club over 30 years
• How the Mortgage Club has supported advisers and the industry
• Personal stories, milestones and lessons learned

A perfect companion to our anniversary whitepaper Home 2055, this video brings our heritage — and our future ambitions — to life.

30 Years of L&G Mortgage Club: Reflections from our Directors, past and present

Do you have older clients who are:
• Stuck on interest-only mortgages?
• Paying high Standard Variable Rates?
• Or approaching the end of their repayment term with no clear solution?

Many homeowners are facing increased financial pressure at a stage in life when resilience may be at its lowest. As a trusted adviser, you’re in a powerful position to make a difference.

Join our upcoming webinar to explore how you can support clients in this situation, including how equity release and other later-life lending solutions can help them manage rising costs and achieve greater financial flexibility.

Helping Older Customers Manage Mortgage Pressures Through Later Life Lending

Join Jean Errington, Telephone Business Development Manager to hear how Harpenden Building Society can assist with the cases that require an individual assessment.

Flexible Lending

Join us for a practical deep dive into how lenders assess self-employed mortgage applications - and exactly what you need to gather in advance to give your clients the best chance of approval. 

In this session we'll cover: 

• How lenders evaluate income, profit, and business structure
• The role of business accounts, tax returns, SA302s and more
• What the underwriter will look for
• Red flags and common pitfalls
• Tips to strengthen an application and speed up approval
• How Furness's individual underwriting approach can help you with self-employed clients and complex incomes

Self-Employed borrowing: What lenders look for and how to ace your case

In a fast-moving market, brokers are under increasing pressure to deliver solutions that meet the diverse needs of their customer base. From first time buyers, to home movers, to landlords and those seeking a second charge, staying ahead of industry trends is essential to growing your business.

Join United Trust Bank's webinar as we explore the latest developments across residential, buy to let and second charge markets, highlighting opportunities and challenges that are shaping demand.

Discover how flexible criteria, open dialogue with underwriting and a specialist approach help turn those complex cases into successful completions, helping you say yes to more customers.

Boost Your Business with UTB Mortgages: Complex Lending Made Simple

Join us for a panel discussion tailored for mortgage brokers eager to expand their expertise in the later life lending market. With demographic shifts and evolving needs among older borrowers, later life lending is fast becoming a key growth area in the mortgage sector. 

Hear from: 
LiveMore 
Mansfield Building Society 
Family Building Society 
Harpenden Building Society 
Vernon Building Society 

This webinar brings together expert speakers from leading lenders in this area, to shed light on the latest trends, product solutions, and practical approaches for serving clients aged 55 and above. 

Our panel will explore: 
The current landscape and future direction of later life mortgages in the UK 
Key product innovations and criteria from specialist lenders 
Best practices for advising older borrowers, including affordability and risk considerations 
Live Q&A session 

Whether you're new to later life lending or looking to deepen your understanding, this session will provide practical insights and real-world perspectives from those leading the way in this specialist market. Don't miss the chance to connect with lenders, ask your burning questions, and discover how you can support your clients' evolving needs.

Product Innovation and Partnership in Later Life Lending

Join Louise Weiss at Bank of Ireland for Intermediaries as she explores how changing demographics shaped by evolving ways of earning, living, and borrowing are redefining mortgage advice.

Discover why going beyond the rate and focusing on finding solutions is essential for today’s mortgage advisers.

Structuring solutions beyond the rate

Learn about more opportunities, more options and more ‘Yes’ for clients over 50!

Join Darren Cunliffe and Steven Bailey of LiveMore Mortgages who will present:

- A later life market update and highlight the growing opportunities for intermediaries 

- The affordability options available and considerations around client income, properties and credit 

– Our broad later life lending range, including our limited-edition offer of £1000 cashback

- A discussion on the FCA Consultation paper and What LiveMore is doing

LiveMore make it easier to recommend products for the over 50s in the age of Consumer Duty.

Want to know more about a growing market and opportunity?

Property investors are facing a bitter cocktail of higher interest rates, rising costs, and an increasing regulatory burden. Rental yields have flattened, and many are questioning how to achieve sustainable returns.

Within this challenging environment lies an opportunity: refurbishment. By improving quality, expanding footprints, or converting into higher-yielding uses such as HMOs, landlords can unlock both stronger rental performance and greater capital value.

In this session, we’ll explore why refurbishment is becoming central to the economics of property investment, which projects are driving returns, and how specialist finance can help accelerate equity growth. We’ll also share how our refurbishment lending product was designed to meet these needs, giving borrowers the flexibility to enhance assets and realise lasting value.

From Low Returns to Lasting Value: The Case for Refurbishment Lending

Join Liam Cooper, BDM at Zephyr Homeloans, as he reveals the latest insight from The DPS landlord survey, and how you can turn it into opportunities. He’ll wrap up by sharing the biggest opportunity — why Zephyr’s BTL solutions can give you and your clients the edge. If you have landlord clients, it’s a webinar that’s not to be missed!

The BTL Edge: Turning Insight Into Opportunities

Join us for an interactive virtual roundtable designed exclusively for mortgage advisers eager to enhance their Continuing Professional Development (CPD). This engaging session will shine a spotlight on specialist areas, providing a unique opportunity to explore the evolving landscape of niche mortgage products and solutions. 

Hear from industry experts as they deliver focused presentations on topics such as self-build, international lending, protection and later life. Each speaker will demystify specialist products, share actionable insights, and offer practical tools you can use to better serve clients with unique needs. 

Session topics include:
L&G Retail Protection: The importance of Protection
L&G Home Finance: Later Life Lending
Molo: International Lending
Saffron for Intermediaries: Self-Build

This session will be live, and we encourage you to ask questions. 

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Virtual Roundtable: Exploring Specialist Areas

Join our upcoming webinar as we delve into the Financial Conduct Authority’s DP25/2 consultation response - a pivotal moment in the evolution of mortgage regulation. 

Following on from our previous webinar, Navigating the FCA's Mortgage Rule Review, in June, this session will unpack the latest paper’s key proposals, including reforms to affordability and stress testing, innovative approaches for later-life lending, redefining risk appetite, and enhancing customer understanding. 

Clare Beardmore will be joined by:
• Steph Charman, CEO of the Association of Mortgage Intermediaries (AMI)
• Jane Simpson, Head of Strategic Accounts - Broker at L&G Mortgage Services 
• Sebastian Murphy, Group Director at JLM Mortgage Services

Key discussion topics: 
• AI-assisted advice: Exploring the role of artificial intelligence in delivering enhanced mortgage guidance. 
• Enhanced advice proposals: Reviewing new approaches for improving the quality and effectiveness of mortgage advice. 
• The wider housing ecosystem: Considering factors beyond FCA's remit, such as the need for increased housing stock and appropriately sized homes to support first-time buyers. 
• Importance of disclosures: Highlighting the significance of transparency and clear information for consumers. 

Whether you’re a lender or adviser, this webinar offers a comprehensive overview of the regulatory landscape and its impact on the journey to homeownership. Discover how your feedback and involvement can influence the future direction of the UK mortgage market.

The Future of Mortgage Regulation – Insights from FCA DP25/2

Recent feedback received from brokers all across the market suggests that nothing is straightforward anymore, with many turning to more niche lenders for a bespoke, common sense approach far more often. With this in mind, we’ve fine-tuned our approach to complex lending, focusing heavily on how we can support clients with non-standard incomes and unique properties. During this webinar we will touch on key trends we have recognised in recent months and what we can do to help combat any hurdles these present.

Complex Income & Property

Our conference was brought to a close with something a little bit different for our members. Join Danny Belton, our Head of lender Relationships and resident team MasterChef, as he shows you how to cook a perfectly delicious summertime dish.

Direct from his home, Danny provides a live demonstration of how to cook this mouth-watering dish, perfect for the entire family. 

Sponsored by Masthaven

Food, Glorious, Food – an L&G Mortgage Club culinary extravaganza!

Join our panel of Broker & Lender compliance managers as they share their key practical insights on the issues affecting their businesses practices and how they are building operational resilience to address them.

Our panel assess the current compliance environment in the aftermath of both Brexit and COVID, and how they will look to future proof their businesses from a risk and compliance perspective. The Q&A covers a range of specific topics such as lenders case packaging, FCA requirements and fraud concerns, to help other advisers understand the key areas of focus they need to be mindful of.

Panelists: 
Kay Leslie - Compliance Director, HL Partnership
Ben Allen - Compliance Director, The Right Mortgage Network
Michael Lea-Smith - Fraud Customer and Colleague Education Specialist, Virgin Money

Compliance Manager Q&A – The current and future outlook

The financial sector is synonymous with cybercrime, which has grown into a huge global business in itself. The infrastructure of financial services is of critical importance and as such represents a prime target for cybercriminals. Fraud, bank account theft, money laundering, personal data breaches and even terrorist financing are some of the illegal activities undertaken by such criminals. Tackling cyber-crime is the responsibility of all - effective partnerships across government, law enforcement and the finance industry are critical to addressing the ongoing and ever-evolving threats. 

Join our session where you can find out more about what the current concerns and risks are around cyber-crime, what technologies are being exploited and also used to defend, and how to remain vigilant in your own business practices to protect your firm against such criminal activities.

Panelist: 
Jonathan Buckle - Strategic and Key Account Development Specialist, Lloyds Banking Group

Cyber Risk - Understanding the threat landscape

Join Kirsty Button, Customer Experience & Insight Director for Legal & General Insurance, as she sets the scene for what the regulator is saying about vulnerable customers and what is expected of financial services in response. Kirsty showcases how Legal & General is implementing best practice to support vulnerable customers and to ensure we are doing our upmost to deliver our duty of care to them.

Advisers should tune in to understand what constitutes a vulnerable customer and the types of support they may need from a business to help them make the appropriate decisions and actions regarding their finances. Advisers will be able to gain invaluable insight to help them assess their own business practices and how they can evolve to ensure they offer as much support as possible to their own vulnerable customers.

Featuring: 
Jodie White - Mortgage Transformation Product Owner, L&G Mortgage Club

Re-imagining how we can support vulnerable customers

Following on from the success of our recent Social Media Masterclass in partnership with Punch, this new session zooms in on the world of social media channel-by-channel. Exploring this often complicated realm of likes, comments and retweets, our Social Media Breakdown session will tell you:

• What each channel is best for (Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn)
• What kind of content works best on each
• How often you should be posting and when
• Who you are talking to
• Length of captions and formatting
• Best practice for imagery


Panelists: 
Bryn Foweather - Head of Social Media, Punch Communications
Nikita Hall - Account Director, Punch Communications

Social Media Breakdown - What should you be posting where?

Our latest innovation, which combines our mortgage search criteria tool with an affordability calculator, is helping advisers to work smarter every day. The L&G Mortgage Club is on a digital transformation journey and SmartrFit is no different. We have now incorporated Products into the system which represents a huge enhancement of what’s available, plus we’ll soon be launching Buy-to-Let to sit alongside our existing Residential offering. 

If your new to SmartrFit and want to learn more about how it can help you, or you’re are an existing user wanting to find out more about what new developments are on the horizon, then make sure you join our session, hosted by Jodie White and Shane Perry, SmartrFit product owners.

SmartrFit Spotlight – What is it and what’s new?

Building upon our panel session earlier this year to mark International Women’s Day, this follow-up session, again hosted by Clare Beardmore, our Head of Digital Transformation & Operations, furthers the discussion on the importance of embedding gender diversity across financial services, which has been slow to address the balance. Our panellists share their own experiences and perceptions of gender diversity in the industry, discuss what more needs to be done, the challenges that still exist and how firms can commit to working towards greater diversity at all levels. They also discuss the importance of allyship within the industry, and how men can empower and support their female colleagues.

Panelists: 
Clare Singleton - Chief Executive Officer, Legal & General Home Finance
Jane Benjamin - Head of Intermediary Acquisition, Mortgage Brain
Andrew Montlake - Managing Director, Coreco
Dr Marie-Claude Gervais - Research Director, Versiti

Being Gender Smart

Building on the previous session, we now look at ways of working smarter through digital adoption across the application process and beyond. Join Clare Beardmore, Head of Digital Transformation & Operations, and our panellists as they discuss how investing in technology can introduce time-saving efficiencies to your operations though straight through processing to Lenders, and the conveyancing process running in parallel with the application.

Panelists: 
Dale Jannels - Chief Executive Officer, One Mortgage System
Mario Pitzioris - National Sales Director, Simplify
Stuart Cheetham - Co-founder & CEO, Mqube

Taking the Next Steps towards Working Smarter: Submission & Beyond

There are 2.9 million single parent families in the UK representing nearly 15% of all families*

Making sure children grow up in a secure home is an important consideration for any parent, but if you’re a single parent, parental responsibilities and relaying on one income/benefits, can often make either staying in your home after separation/divorce/bereavement or getting on the housing ladder out of reach. 

The objective of this webinar is raise awareness amongst our industry of this underserved customer group, looking at:
•	Dispelling some of the myths and stereotypes around single parent families 
•	The challenges single parent families often face with getting a mortgage
•	Whether existing first-time buyer products consider or meet the needs of single parent families

Finishing off with a discussion on what more could be done by our industry to help single parent families either remain as or become homeowners. 

*https://www.ons.gov.uk/peoplepopulationandcommunity/birthsdeathsandmarriages/families/bulletins/familiesandhouseholds/2019"

Panelists: 
Marie Catch - Strategic Partnership Manager, Legal & General Home Finance
Liz Syms, Chief Executive Officer, Connect Mortgages
Rachel Geddes - Managing Director, Mortgage Advice Bureau
Steve Hewitt - National Key Account Manager – Residential Mortgages, Aldermore Bank

Is home ownership for single parent families out of reach?

In this session, we explore ways in which brokers can work smarter across the entire pre-submission journey, from the acquisition of new customers right through to completing a Fact Find and making recommendations to the customer. Join Zara Bray, Key Relationship Manager, as she hosts a panel that discusses practical ways to generate efficiencies across this entire journey, to help advisers work more effectively. The panel also look at what tools are available to help you qualify your customers, source the appropriate product and the usage of ID&V to confirm the customers identity. It’s all about embracing change across ways of working to make your time and resource work as effectively as possible for you.

Panelists: 
James Adams - Head of Network and Club Relationships, My Simple Mortgages
Stephen Nobes - Head of Network and Club Relationships, Smartr365
Jonathan Evans - UK Business Development Manager, Digidentity

The First Steps towards Working Smarter: Pre-Submission

Following on from our consumer insight session at the outset of the 1st lockdown, Kevin Roberts is joined by Charlotte May, Group Head of Customer Research at Legal & General and Richard Donnell, Research and Insight Director at Zoopla, to look at how consumer attitudes have shifted over a year into the pandemic, and what that broadly means for the business world. The panel is also joined by Ian Larkin, CEO at Trussle who offers his own consumer insight into the mortgage market and the current mind-set of both new and existing borrowers. The panel also explore what macro concerns are affecting consumer opinion, and how consumer finances are being impacted.

Panelists: 
Charlotte May - Group Head of Customer Research, Legal & General
Richard Donnell - Research and Insight Director, Zoopla
Ian Larkin - CEO, Trussle

What are consumers telling us?

How can there be more collaboration across the industry to deliver a seamless, individual mortgage journey by driving efficiencies for brokers and lenders, under pinned by tech? Join Clare Beardmore, our Head of Digital Transformation & Operations, as she hosts a panel session that looks at the role of technology in removing friction and inefficiency in the mortgage process.  

Panelists: 
Mark Arnold - Chief Executive Officer, Kensington Mortgages
Michelle Niziol - Founder, IMS Independent Mortgage Solutions
Conor Murphy - Founder & CEO, Smartr365
Maria Harris - Director, Digital Cat Consultancy

Advisers advise, lenders lend, platforms platform = Borrowers borrow

Join Kevin Roberts, Director of L&G Mortgage Club, as he discusses the need for advisers to assess the key regulatory considerations to ensure they remain fit for purpose in a climate vastly reshaped by the pandemic. Our panel of guests cover regulatory change and the rising costs, the challenges with professional indemnity insurance, systems and processes, directly authorised versus appointed representative.

Panelists:
Robert Sinclair - Chief Executive, Association of Mortgage Intermediaries (AMI)
Sharon Trinder - Compliance Director, Mortgage Advice Bureau
Trevor Quinn-Thomas - Director, HQ Mortgage & Finance Ltd
Paul Fenn - Director of Business Development, Skipton Building Society

Keeping pace with regulatory change: ensuring business resilience

Join Danny Belton, our Head of Lender Relationships, as he discusses the future of lending in a world turned upside down by the pandemic. As the UK emerges from lockdown and the lifting of restrictions gradually inches us towards some semblance of normality, our panel of lenders discuss the continuing impact of COVID on their lending approaches, across both the short and long-term. Specific topics include the current state of high LTV lending and its impact upon affordability, the needs of self-employed borrowers, and where the challenges and opportunities lie for lenders and the wider marketplace.

Panelists: 
Steve Hughes - Chief Executive Officer, Coventry Building Society
Chris Pearson - Head of Intermediary Mortgages, HSBC
Mike Regnier - Chief Executive, Accord Mortgages

The Evolution of Lending Post-COVID

Join Kevin Roberts, Director, L&G Mortgage Club for a 2-way conversation with Esther Dijkstra, Managing Director, Intermediaries at Lloyds Banking Group.

Kevin & Esther discuss the impact of the pandemic upon both Lloyds and the Club, what changes have been experienced and what next for our industry. It’s also been 6 months plus since Esther took over from Mike Jones as MD for Intermediaries at Lloyds, and what a 6 months to choose! Kevin finds out what it has been like and more importantly what next for Esther, Lloyds and the market. An informal look back with a chance to reflect on what has happened in their businesses and in line with the forward-looking theme of the conference, where things may be heading.

Panelist: Esther Dijkstra - Managing Director, Intermediaries at Lloyds Banking Group

The View from the Top: Assessing the impact of recent events and change to come

L&G Mortgage Club Virtual Summer Conference 2021

Diversity should be embedded throughout any organisation and data has shown that diversity of thinking can generate better business outcomes, as well as empowering and motivating employees when they recognise their working environment recognises, respects and values them. 

Join Ali Crossley, Managing Director, Distribution, Legal & General Insurance, as she hosts a panel session focused upon why a diverse and inclusive workplace is so important to all firms and the value it can provide at both a business and personal level.


Panelists: 
Dominic Scott - Managing Director, Alexander Hall
Richard Thomas - Events Consultant, Legal & General
Bharat Sagar - Ambassador @ Large, Ae3 Media
Michelle Golunska - Chief Executive Officer, Sesame Bankhall Group

Diversity – so what?

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Diversification

Diversity

gender balance

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