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Prestonfield House Priestfield Rd, Edinburgh EH16 5UT United Kingdom
Following the sold-out Scotland Dinner held before the pandemic, UK Finance is delighted to return to the iconic Prestonfield House, in the shadow of Arthur's Seat in Edinburgh, on 6 October 2022.
The Scotland Dinner is the most important evening networking event for senior leaders from our member firms in Scotland. With around 250 attendees from the country's leading building societies, banks, financial services firms, lenders, brokers and intermediaries, the Scotland Dinner is a key date in our portfolio and a real highlight of the calendar for decision-makers across the sector in Scotland.
We hope you will join us for an evening of great food, drink, entertainment and unrivalled industry networking.
Shona Robison MSP, Cabinet Secretary for Social Justice, Housing and Local Government has been confirmed as our keynote speaker this year. Expect to hear the latest from the Scottish Government Cabinet Secretary on ministerial priorities and initiatives for the housing sector, including retrofit for net zero and building safety.
Single Ticket Price: £215 (+VAT) – Members | £265 (+VAT) – Non-members
Table (10 Seats) Price: £1,935 (+VAT) – Members | £2,385 (+VAT) – Non-members
The event offers opportunities for members and non-members to host tables to thank their colleagues and to network with clients, suppliers, brokers and intermediaries.
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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.
Cabinet Secretary for Social Justice, Housing and Local Government
Shona Robison was appointed Cabinet Secretary for Social Justice, Housing and Local Government in May 2021. Shona has served as MSP for Dundee City ...
Shona Robison was appointed Cabinet Secretary for Social Justice, Housing and Local Government in May 2021.
Shona has served as MSP for Dundee City East since 2003. Educated at Alva Academy, she went on to graduate from Glasgow University with a Social Sciences MA and Jordanhill College with a Postgraduate Certificate in Community Education.
Previously she worked for Glasgow City Council's Social Work Department.
Alzheimer’s Research UK is the UK's leading dementia research charity, dedicated to causes, diagnosis, prevention, treatment and cure. Backed by our p...
Alzheimer’s Research UK is the UK's leading dementia research charity, dedicated to causes, diagnosis, prevention, treatment and cure. Backed by our passionate scientists and supporters, we’re challenging the way people think about dementia, uniting the big thinkers in the field and funding the innovative science that will deliver a cure.
With dementia costing the UK economy £25bn each year, Alzheimer’s Research UK is asking the financial industry to be at the forefront of our search for life-changing treatments.
By uniting to support our Strength in Numbers campaign, you’ll be helping to bring forward the diagnosis and detection of the diseases that cause dementia 10-15 years earlier than we can today. This will give us the best chance of stopping diseases like Alzheimer’s before symptoms start to get in the way of life, keeping people connected to their world, their families and themselves for longer.
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