Lenders, loan providers, and credit and capital allocators are meeting in London today at the FTT Lending conference at County Hall.
The annual event gives attendees the opportunity to engage with senior executives and explore key facets of the lending ecosystem, including the consumer lending space.
Other themes include business lending, the growing number of alternative lenders and the transformative impact on lending of new technologies such as AI.
Today’s event is covering a variety of sessions on lending and how to better leverage technology in the industry, with speakers from a host of banks and institutions including UK Finance, Barclays, HSBC UK, Lloyds, Metro Bank, Redwood Bank, Landbay, Moneyhub, Allica Bank, Accord Mortgages, and more from across the consumer finance market.
Find out more about FTT Lending here.
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