Novus Strategy event to spotlight digital transformation in mortgage market
The event will take place at the Everyman Theatre in Manchester on 23rd September and will focus on helping lenders prepare for digital transformation.
Novus Strategy will bring together lenders, brokers and property professionals at its inaugural Digital Disruption Live event this September to explore how home buying reform, Smart Data and artificial intelligence (AI) will reshape the mortgage market.
The event will take place at the Everyman Theatre in Manchester on 23rd September and will focus on helping lenders prepare for digital transformation and greater interoperability across the home buying process.
Speakers include representatives from Lloyds, Nationwide, HM Land Registry, NatWest, Skipton Building Society, Newcastle Building Society, Mortgage Advice Bureau, LMS, the Council for Licensed Conveyancers and Connells Group.
The agenda will examine the Government’s home buying reforms, digital identity, trust frameworks and Smart Data, alongside the role lenders are expected to play in enabling trusted data to move more efficiently between participants in the property transaction.
Claire Van der Zant (pictured), chief executive of Novus Strategy, said: “Anyone who has been to a Novus event will know that we are about sharing deep intelligence that is practical and actionable, and this event is designed to do exactly that.
“We’ve got a fantastic line up and content that will genuinely help lenders plan for the seismic changes unfolding in home buying. Attendees should come away excited about the power they hold in their hands to completely reimagine their mortgage journey and operations to great effect.
“The timing of the first ever DD Live is no accident. This has been the year when public and private sector initiatives have fired the starting gun on a mission so far-reaching that lending and home buying will never be the same again.
“This is all gathering speed, so it’s really important lenders understand not only how it will affect them but how they will shape it.”
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