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The Parkgate Hotel, Westgate Street Cardiff CF10 1DA United Kingdom
Join us for the 2027 edition of the Cymru Mortgage Lunch – the premier gathering of Wales’ mortgage ecosystem, returning to The Parkgate Hotel in Cardiff, on Thursday 11 March 2027.
This exclusive event brings together leading lenders, surveyors, intermediaries, government representatives, regulators, and influential industry figures for an afternoon of meaningful connection and conversation.
With leading mortgage lenders, surveyors and intermediaries in attendance, 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.
Previous attendees include representatives from Eversheds Sutherland, Lloyds Banking Group, Monmouthshire Building Society, Nationwide, Principality Building Society, Skipton Building Society, Yorkshire Building Society and many more.
Whether you're shaping policy, driving innovation, or supporting homeownership in Wales, this is the lunch you won’t want to miss.
Business attire
We are proud to partner with organisations on our events. To discuss sponsorship opportunities at the Cymru Mortgage Lunch 2027, please contact Sponsorship@ukfinance.org.uk.
For more information about how you can support our 2027 events, please contact our Events team.
2027 agenda coming soon!
CEOs, MDs, heads of Mortgages from the region's leading lenders, as well as senior executives from the intermediary and broker market, surveyors and law firms.
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