The Mortgage Awards 2024 are now open to entries for firms across the mortgage space serving clients in the UK.
This year’s winners will be announced at a gala dinner and ceremony on 29 February 2024 at the Waldorf Hilton, London.
Back for their seventh annual event in 2024, the Mortgage Awards, organised by MoneyAge, aim to reward the mortgage lenders and providers that have proved themselves worthy of recognition during increasingly challenging times.
A total of 30 categories represent a range of opportunities for entrants to demonstrate the positive impact their products, projects, and initiatives have had on the sector over the last year.
Last year’s ceremony was hosted by comedian, Justin Moorhouse, and just as in 2023, the awards are again open to any mortgage broker, lender or service provider which serves customers in the UK, and will aim to recognise those displaying product provision and innovation, as well as put a focus on value and customer service.
The awards are free to enter and the deadline for entries is 3 November 2023.
To find out more about the Mortgage Awards, visit here.
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