The Leicestershire Lenders Live event is heading to West Yorkshire as part of its ongoing regional tour, aimed at providing mortgage intermediaries with practical insights and direct access to the specialist lending propositions of the ‘Five Foxes’ building societies.
This half-day event will take place at the Village Hotel, Leeds North, running from 9:30am to 1:00pm on Tuesday 1 July 2025. It includes complimentary breakfast and refreshments, free on-site parking, and provides attendees with a CPD certificate.
Designed with brokers in mind, the event will feature presentations from the ‘Five Foxes’ - Loughborough Building Society, Hinckley & Rugby, Market Harborough, Melton Mowbray, and Earl Shilton Building Society. Each lender will highlight key aspects of their specialist lending propositions, from Joint Borrower Sole Proprietor (JBSP) and Buy for Uni products to Income Flex.
The agenda will also cover a wide range of niche market areas including adverse credit, self-build, later life lending, bridging finance, foreign currency lending, and large loans, offering attendees the chance to better support clients with diverse and complex needs. The session will conclude with an open forum for questions and case discussions.
To attend, brokers are encouraged to contact any of the participating building societies directly to reserve a space. Availability is limited.
Gary Brebner, CEO at Loughborough Building Society commented:
“Events like this are an essential part of how we engage with our intermediary partners. They offer a unique opportunity to share practical insights and lending strategies that reflect the real-world challenges clients are facing.
“Whether you’re exploring JBSP options or trying to support a client with later life lending requirements, there’s a wealth of value to be gained from hearing directly from the people who make the lending decisions. Each society brings something distinct, and by coming together, we’re ensuring brokers leave with knowledge they can use immediately to meet their clients’ ever-shifting financial needs.”
