Why FSE
Financial Services Expo is an event designed for an industry that is ever-changing – to keep intermediaries one step ahead.
For those looking to expand their industry knowledge, network with their peers, and spend valuable face-to-face time with lenders and providers, FSE is an unmissable event.
For those looking to chat over a case or learn more about a particular lender, our zone system makes getting straight to those invaluable conversations simple. If you're looking to boost your professional development, our CII-accredited seminars enable you to earn CPD hours as well as hear from industry heavyweights on the most up-to-the-minute issues affecting the industry. Keep on top of the regulatory changes happening in the industry and attend our seminars with the Financial Conduct Authority or pop over and speak to them in person.
We have everything the modern financial adviser could need, under one roof.
On top of this, we have a TV studio to catch all of the action, free lunch, and a business centre so that our delegates have somewhere to work.
How will your business benefit from visiting Financial Services Expo?
- Meet your industry regulator and hear the latest in regulation, compliance and more
- Access a wide range of exhibitors from across the market
- Gain valuable insight on how to offer more to your clients
- Interact with the biggest lenders, product providers and distributors
- Gain valuable CII-accredited CPD hours to further your professional development
Unique zonal system
Our unique zone system, with sections for Mortgages & Commercial, Specialist Lending, Retirement Planning, and Protection, mean that getting straight down to business is simple at FSE.
Free to attend
You don't have to pay to come to FSE. You don't have to pay to talk to the biggest lenders, trade bodies, and the regulator in person. You don't have to pay to earn CPD hours at our seminars. FSE is FREE TO ATTEND for all advisers.
Bigger, better seminars
With seminars running all day, curated by the AMI & Financial Reporter, FSE helps you boost your professional development and means you'll be able to hear directly from some of the biggest names in financial services.
More exhibitors
We get more exhibitors to Financial Services Expo than any other trade show in the industry, so advisers can get more out of their day and ensure they have conversations with the people that matter.
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