Nivo launches broker roundtable series
The sessions will bring together small groups of brokers and senior figures from Nivo for focused, two-hour working lunches.
Nivo has launched a series of private broker roundtables aimed at fostering practical discussion around specialist lending, with the first event taking place at The Ivy Asia in Manchester on Friday 1st May.
The sessions will bring together small groups of brokers and senior figures from Nivo for focused, two-hour working lunches designed to explore real-world challenges in the market.
Each roundtable will be limited to 10 brokers to encourage open discussion under Chatham House Rules, with no formal presentations or panel sessions.
As part of the sessions, Nivo will showcase its AI Case Packager tool, which supports brokers in gathering, checking and managing case documentation.
Attendees will also gain insight into platform data highlighting where specialist cases are encountering delays and how often applications are submitted correctly the first time.
Matthew Elliott, co-founder and chief commercial officer at Nivo, said: “The best conversations in this market happen over lunch, not from a stage.
“At Nivo, we’re seeing patterns in application data that neither lenders nor brokers would ordinarily have access to.
“Many of the brokers who have already accessed and acted on these insights are getting to offer materially faster than they were previously achieving.
“These roundtables are an opportunity to share the work that we’ve and pressure-test it with the people actually placing the cases.”
Related
Nivo launches new AI webinar for mortgage brokers
Gen H launches AI packaging agent to cut mortgage application delays
AI adoption expands beyond underwriting as insurers accelerate enterprise-wide rollout, GlobalData finds
Chartwell Mortgage Services adopts JammJar AI platform
AI adoption among financial advisers rises to 74% – intelliflo
Melton Building Society joins Mortgage Broker Tools panel
360 Lifecycle integrates with Instamo’s FastSubmit Solution
Family Building Society launches ‘Mortgage Hub’ for brokers
Knowledge Bank powers top three criteria sourcing platforms
Signicat secures UK digital identity certification
True Potential joins Origo Integration Hub to automate adviser valuations
