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The Parkgate Hotel, Westgate Street Cardiff CF10 1DA United Kingdom
The Cymru Mortgage Lunch, in association with Monmouthshire Building Society, is returning to The Parkgate Hotel in Cardiff, on Thursday 11 May 2023.
With leading mortgage lenders, surveyors and intermediaries, as well as government and regulatory stakeholders and other key industry leaders; the Cymru Mortgage Lunch is a unique opportunity for the Welsh mortgage industry to engage, network and develop new relationships with peers, all whilst enjoying great food and wine in a relaxed setting.
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Single Member: £150 + VAT Member Half Table: £675 + VAT Member Table: £1350 + VAT (10 tickets for the price of 9 on the full tables)
Single Non Member: £250 + VAT Non Member Table: £2250 + VAT Non Member Half Table: £1,125 + VAT (10 tickets for the price of 9 on the full tables)
Director of Mortgages, UK Finance
Charles has over 25 years financial services experience and joined UK Finance in August 2020. As Director of Mortgages he has overall responsibility f...
Charles has over 25 years financial services experience and joined UK Finance in August 2020. As Director of Mortgages he has overall responsibility for delivering the mortgage policy work of UK Finance.
Prior to joining UK Finance, Charles was Executive Director and Chief Risk Officer at The Nottingham Building Society where he was accountable for designing and implementing the Society’s risk strategy and framework. Charles brings with him a wealth of experience including time as a director in the Regulatory Financial Services Practice at Grant Thornton LLP and 11 years regulation and compliance experience at the FCA. Whilst at the FCA, Charles was Head of Department for the mortgage sector, where he developed the FCA’s approach to the supervision of the UK mortgage market and oversaw the implementation of both the Mortgage Market Review and Mortgage Credit Directive.
Head of Campaigns, Shelter Cymru
Jennie Bibbings has worked in social policy since 2002, having previously been a senior reporter on several newspapers, including the Wales On Sunday....
Jennie Bibbings has worked in social policy since 2002, having previously been a senior reporter on several newspapers, including the Wales On Sunday. Since then she has led successful public campaigns on homelessness, tenancy reform, private tenants’ rights and social housing supply.
As Head of Campaigns at Shelter Cymru, Jennie leads the charity’s external affairs including lobbying, communications, media, education, training, policy and research, and public campaigns. She has been closely involved in the development of the Housing (Wales) Act 2014 and the Renting Homes (Wales) Act 2016.
Established in 1869, Monmouthshire Building Society is a purpose led regional building society primarily focused on providing residential mortgages fu...
Established in 1869, Monmouthshire Building Society is a purpose led regional building society primarily focused on providing residential mortgages funded substantially by members’ savings.
Our ambition to serve our members and local communities continues to guide our decision making and is key to ensuring we build a safe and sustainable business that our members trust.
As we modernise our Society, its important that we enable our members to manage their accounts in the way they choose. We’re committed to expanding both our branch network and digital capability to meet the diverse and changing needs of our members, helping us realise our ambition to be a truly modern mutual.
Our 11 branches and 12 agencies cover south Wales, the West of England, and border towns. We’re also supporting savers, home owners, and businesses across Wales and England as we continue to develop competitive products, including for our broker network with Monmouthshire for Intermediaries, and for our newly formed Commercial Lending service.
We embrace our Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) responsibilities, because we believe its more than a tick in a box: it is the right thing to do for our members, colleagues and communities.
Our ESG commitments will become the blueprint for how we do business, shaping our culture and delivering on purpose today and in the future.
Shelter Cymru is Wales’s national homelessness charity, founded on the belief that everyone has the right to a safe place to call ‘home’. Each year, ...
Shelter Cymru is Wales’s national homelessness charity, founded on the belief that everyone has the right to a safe place to call ‘home’.
Each year, we help thousands of people who are affected by the housing emergency, across every local authority in Wales, by offering free, confidential and independent advice and support. We also campaign to defend the right to a safe home and fight the devastating impact the housing emergency has on people and society.
We provide specialist legal advice, information and support through our national telephone helpline, online, and face-to-face advice surgeries in communities around Wales. Last year we helped almost 18,000 people who were either living in bad housing, or facing/ experiencing homelessness, including more than 5,000 dependent children. That’s 1 in every 175 people in Wales.
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