FIBA to hold annual conference on 20 January

FIBA, the specialist property finance trade body, is set to hold its annual conference on 20 January 2021.

FIBA to hold annual conference on 20 January

FIBA, the specialist property finance trade body, is set to hold its annual conference on 20 January 2021.

The contents of the event will include the trade body’s strategy going forward, as well as the launch of a range of benefits for its members and partners.

Moreover, FIBA outlines that it has a full array of virtual event technology available, which will allow the conference to be significantly different.

A variety of sessions including plenary presentations and debates, alongside exhibition rooms where delegates can meet with lenders and other partners, as well as breakout areas to discuss matters on a one-to-one basis will be available virtually.

Interbay Commercial, Market Financial Solutions, Roma Finance and CG & Co have agreed to sponsor the event.

Adam Tyler, executive chairman of FIBA, said: “Having run a successful series of webinars with over 1,000 brokers engaging with just one series during lockdown, we are confident that our conference will attract plenty of interest from delegates.

“Whilst the virtual environment cannot replace the value of human to human interaction, it will be great to discuss our industry, see who is going to feature in 2021, meet up with old friends and listen to some different speakers, combining all of this with what is going to be our very positive outlook at the start of a brand new year.”

Roger Morris, group distribution director at One Savings Bank, added: “InterBay Commercial are proud to be key sponsors of the FIBA Annual Conference 2021, as we know the event will provide a valuable educational platform for brokers who want to keep one step ahead and provide their clients with clearly informed options.

“This is an incredible opportunity for brokers to have direct access to a range of specialist lending experts, to safely share insight and ideas with colleagues within a virtual environment and ultimately to add value to their business.”