Events

FIBA holds a range of events and supports many others as guest speakers and facilitators, all dealing with matters that either affect or are central to your industry and others that provide educational content to ensure you are always best positioned to further develop your business.

Below you will find three areas that hold information on our own FIBA regional events, the industry events where we are represented and finally details of our Annual Conference. Click on the area of your choice to find out more. Where possible we provide the ability to book online.

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FIBA Events

Our events are designed to ensure that you have access to discussion and guidance on key topics that affect your business. The day is structured to allow you to be able to Interact with a diverse range of lenders, meet other finance professionals and hear and share best practice from other practitioners.

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Industry Events

FIBA is invited to take part and support at a number of industry events and where there is an open audience, details are published here to allow you to book and take part.

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FIBA Annual Conference

Each year we hold an annual conference for our Members where alongside key industry speakers we will outline our thoughts on the period preceding and lay out our plans for the future. In addition there will be access to a lender expo to allow you to engage with and explore a broad range of intermediary providers.

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Financial Intermediary & Broker Association
Email: enquiries@fiba.org.uk
Registered in England under Company No. 07372027.
Registered address: The John Smith's Stadium, Stadium Way, Huddersfield HD1 6PG.

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