15.11.2017 
Financial Times Head Office, Southwark Bridge, London
9am-12.30pm

Guiding clients through buy-to-let taxation

Successive Budgets have made a series of tax changes that have hit residential property investors hard, especially when regulation has sought to tighten up the buy to let market.

Whether your clients are accidental landlords, having inherited a property, or professional landlords aiming to get a solid income stream from their portfolios, they will all need a helping hand to guide them through the tax changes.

Financial Adviser's morning masterclass brings you a host of mortgage industry specialists to talk you through the various regulations and tax changes.

Please note the event is for financial intermediaries only.

Agenda: 

9am – Chair’s welcome

Simoney Kyriakou, Content Plus Editor, FTAdviser.com

9.05 - Keynote: How are advisers coping with the raft of changes in buy to let?

Robert Sinclair, Chief Executive, Association of Mortgage Intermediaries

9.35 - Panel: Has traditional buy-to-let lending lost it's way?

Host: Simoney Kyriakou, Content Plus Editor, FTAdviser.com

Panellists:

Jane King, Mortgage Adviser, Ash Ridge Private Finance

Louisa Sedgwick, Director of Sales – Mortgages, Vida Homeloans

Charles McDowell, Commercial Director, Mortgages, Aldermore

10.05 - Buy-to-let a lenders perspective

Charles McDowell, Commercial Director, Mortgages, Aldermore

10.35 - Refreshment break

10.55 - Panel: What are the likely effects of Brexit on buy to let?

Host: Simoney Kyriakou, Content Plus Editor, FTAdviser.com

Panellists:

Martin Stewart, Founder, Director & Mortgage Adviser, London Money

Liz Syms, CEO, Connect Mortgages

Gary Heynes, National head - private client services, RSM

11.30 - Keynote: What are the drivers of regulatory change in the mortgage market and is there more to come?

Vishal Pandya, Operations Manager, The society of Mortgage Professionals

12.00 - Chair's closing comments

Simoney Kyriakou, Content Plus Editor, FTAdviser.com

12.05 - Lunch

A certificate of attendance will be provided for CPD purposes. 

Address: Financial Times Head Office, One Southwark Bridge, London, SE1 9HL