The Mortgage Awards will now take place on Thursday 22 October at the Waldorf Hilton, London.
The gala night and ceremony had been scheduled to take place in May but due to the ongoing coronavirus situation the awards are now scheduled for the autumn.
The third annual Mortgage Awards, organised by MoneyAge, aim to celebrate excellence within the UK mortgage industry, and to reward the mortgage lenders and providers that have proved themselves worthy of recognition during increasingly challenging times.
The shortlist has already been announced and includes a new category for 2020, the Diversity Initiative of the Year Award, which recognises the mortgage firm that has implemented or enhanced a diversity concept in its business over the last year for the greater good of the firm and its employees.
For more information about the Mortgage Awards, please click here.
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