This year's conference is built around the theme of ‘High Performance’ and the mindset, resilience, discipline, leadership, standards and behaviours needed in financial services.
ClearScore, Modulr, Teya, Urban Jungle and Zilch have joined the initiative, becoming the first firms regulated solely by the FCA to take part.
The latest uplift marks the latest stage in the lender's relationship with Shawbrook, having initially secured a £15m facility in 2023 before subsequent increases in 2024 and 2025.
The UK small and medium-sized enterprise (SME) finance platform said the app provides a centralised mobile experience, allowing customers to access and manage their finance products from anywhere.
This year's FCA invoices, covering the final stage of a multi-year increase in minimum regulatory fees, are being issued between July and September.
The series will feature conversations with high-performing advisers and industry professionals, focusing on practical strategies and business growth.
Alps reported that it is on track to reach £13m gross written premium (GWP) by 2028.
The fintech and insurance group said it is targeting an initial £250m of lending over the next 12 months, with the products aimed primarily at first-time buyers across England and Wales.
For the six months to 30th June 2026, underlying profit before tax increased to £61m.
Castle Trust Bank said it will continue to be led by its existing management team, with the new shareholders supporting investment across its retail savings, specialist property finance and retail finance businesses.
The appointment comes as the finance company marks its 21st anniversary, alongside welcoming new team members and relocating to new offices in Kettering.
The facility aims to give Compass a flexible revolving funding structure, allowing it to grow its loan book while preserving cash flow as it scales.