Manchester

24.09.25 Bowlers Exhibition Centre

Manchester's biggest mortgage expo is back for 2025

Join over 750 intermediaries, meet the biggest lenders & providers in mortgages, earn CPD hours, and stay one step ahead at this cutting edge mortgage adviser exhibition.

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When: Wednesday 24th September 2025

Where: Bowlers Exhibition Centre, Longbridge Rd, Trafford Park, Manchester, M17 1SN

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Just some of the huge names you'll meet at MAE Manchester 2025

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Just some of the huge names you'll meet at MAE Manchester 2025

Designed specifically
for mortgage advisers
in the north

The UK’s number one mortgage exhibition returns to Manchester in 2025 for a third time and will once again bring along the best exhibitors, forward thinking educational content and networking opportunities. With a focus on future-centric practices, cutting edge products and technology and the latest industry trends, MAE Manchester is the best exhibition in the industry - held in the powerhouse of the North.

What to expect from MAE Manchester

Exhibitors

Expected Attendees

Seminar Theatres

Industry Experts Speaking

CPD Hours Available

Check out our Seminar Programme for Mortgage Adviser Event Manchester:

Futures Theatre

Supported by:

10:20AM-10:50AM

From tax changes to tenant demands: how BTL is adapting to meet landlord needs

In this session you will learn:

The Buy-to-Let landscape is evolving, shaped by regulatory changes, shifting tenant expectations, and economic pressures. In this session, our panel of experts will unpack the current state of the BTL market, highlight new opportunities for landlords, and equip brokers with the knowledge to guide clients confidently through change.

Roger Morris - Chetwood Bank

Phil Riches - Keystone Property Finance

Jason Wilde - Paragon Bank

Louisa Ritchie - Fleet Mortgages

Emily Hollands - OSB Group

11:00AM-11:30AM

Unlock your potential: Understanding specialist finance for non-standard property projects

In this session you will learn:

This session explores the growing demand for non-standard property finance, from refurbishment and development to bridging and commercial loans. Brokers will gain insight into how to identify opportunities in these markets, understand risk and reward dynamics, and work with specialist lenders to support clients pursuing property projects beyond the mainstream.

Michelle Lowe - Market Financial Solutions

Stephen Christmas - Octopus Investments

Paul Delmonte - United Trust Bank

Shane Wallace - Lendinvest

Maeve Ward - Together

12:45PM-1:15PM

The future of technology, AI, and the home buying process

In this session you will learn:

Technology is transforming the mortgage journey - from initial enquiry to completion. In this future-focused session, we explore how automation, data, and AI are reshaping broker-client interactions, improving efficiency, and redefining advice delivery. Discover where tech is headed next - and how brokers can stay ahead without losing the personal touch.

Nathan Reilly - Twenty7Tec

David Knowles - Movin Legal

Adrian Richardson - Mortgage Wallet

David de Souza - TwentyCi

Karl Griffin - JammJar

Main Theatre

Supported by:

10:00AM-10:30AM

Tackling the first-time buyer affordability squeeze

In this session you will learn:

With affordability pressures at an all-time high, this session explores the latest strategies and solutions designed to help first-time buyers onto the property ladder. Our expert panel will discuss the impact of high interest rates, evolving product innovation, and how brokers can play a critical role in helping clients access affordable finance, even in a challenging economic landscape.

Helen Harrison - Santander

Jimmy Govan - Nationwide Building Society

Caroline Drewett - Lloyds Banking Group

Paul Norgate - HSBC

Chris Eaton - Gable Mortgages

11:30AM-12:00PM

Evolving alongside borrowers: the broker's blueprint for the future

In this session you will learn:

Borrower needs are changing rapidly - from lifestyle shifts to evolving employment patterns - and brokers must adapt in kind. This forward-thinking panel explores how brokers can remain relevant, trusted, and equipped in a dynamic market, covering everything from digital expectations to product diversification and long-term client relationships.

Ben Allen - The Right Mortgage & Protection Network

Sam Kirtikar - The Mortgage Broker

Lesley Sharkey - Stonebridge Group

Rachel Geddes - Mortgage Advice Bureau

Jane Reid - PMS

12:30PM-1:00PM

The role of building societies in today's mortgage market

In this session you will learn:

Building societies continue to punch above their weight by offering flexible underwriting and localised lending strategies. This session looks at their evolving role in supporting underserved borrowers, niche markets, and community-focused lending, with actionable takeaways for brokers seeking alternative routes for their clients.

Christopher Blewitt - Darlington Building Society

Jonathan Stinton - Coventry for Intermediaries

Robert Oliver - Dudley Building Society

Laura Sneddon - Hinckley & Rugby Building Society

Dan Atkinson - Melton Mowbray Building Society

1:25PM-1:55PM

Beyond the High Street - how specialist lending supports aspiring homeowners

In this session you will learn:

Specialist lenders are stepping in where the High Street falls short, offering solutions for complex incomes, credit blips, and unique borrower circumstances. Hear from leading specialists on how brokers can tap into this growing part of the market, better serve diverse client needs, and unlock new business opportunities.