Housing Finance Conference and Exhibition 2023 brochure
Housing Associations look to their finance functions to ensure they have an enduring means of funding their vital work. With increasing pressure to improve tenant wellbeing services, ensuring safe and fit for purpose homes, deliver decarbonisation as well as supply of more affordable homes, finance professionals in the social housing sector are facing perhaps their greatest challenge. We believe that out of this challenge, comes the opportunity for collaboration. By pooling our collective knowledge and forming strong professional networks, housing associations can create robust and flexible financial models to support their vital work over the coming years. Just some of the issues we’ll be focused on include: • Managing the credit and financial risks associated with rent caps. • Developing a robust business plan with risk built in. • Acting on the cost of living crisis to support residents and deliver services. • Addressing poor data performance and cybersecurity risks. • Exploring investor demands and opportunities for borrowers. Join us as we bring together over a thousand finance professionals from the housing sector for two days of tailored discussion, challenging debate and thought leadership that will equip you with the tools you need to build a sustainable future for your organisation.
Housing Associations look to their finance functions to ensure they have an enduring means of funding their vital work. With increasing pressure to improve tenant wellbeing services, ensuring safe and fit for purpose homes, deliver decarbonisation as well as supply of more affordable homes, finance professionals in the social housing sector are facing perhaps their greatest challenge.
We believe that out of this challenge, comes the opportunity for collaboration. By pooling our collective knowledge and forming strong professional networks, housing associations can create robust and flexible financial models to support their vital work over the coming years.
Just some of the issues we’ll be focused on include:
• Managing the credit and financial risks associated with rent caps.
• Developing a robust business plan with risk built in.
• Acting on the cost of living crisis to support residents and deliver services.
• Addressing poor data performance and cybersecurity risks.
• Exploring investor demands and opportunities for borrowers.
Join us as we bring together over a thousand finance professionals from the housing sector for two days of tailored discussion, challenging debate and thought leadership that will equip you with the tools you need to build a sustainable future for your organisation.
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HOUSING<br />
FINANCE<br />
Agenda at a glance Day two - Thursday 15 March <strong>2023</strong><br />
12:15 Networking lunch in the exhibition<br />
13:30- Breakout sessions – please choose one option<br />
14:15<br />
Impact of the<br />
macroeconomic<br />
environment on<br />
stock profile <strong>and</strong><br />
development<br />
Oriane Auzanneau,<br />
ARA Venn<br />
Caroline Moore, Abri<br />
Mark Mayler, Selwood<br />
<strong>Housing</strong><br />
Is your data mature<br />
enough?<br />
Sarah Belsham, RSM<br />
Shakie Kawuyu, RSM<br />
Naomi Dobraszczyc,<br />
Nottingham<br />
Community <strong>Housing</strong><br />
Association<br />
For profits: what’s<br />
their longer-term<br />
model?<br />
David Montague,<br />
Joseph Homes<br />
Matthew Waters,<br />
Devonshires<br />
Helen Meehan, Home<br />
Group<br />
Interactive workshop:<br />
supply chain risk<br />
management in a<br />
world of many crises<br />
Nnamdi Ahuchogu,<br />
Zurich Resilience<br />
Solutions UK<br />
What does the<br />
investment<br />
valuations review<br />
mean for the sector?<br />
Richard Petty, JLL<br />
How valuable is Value<br />
for Money (VfM)?<br />
Simon Hatchman, PA<br />
<strong>Housing</strong><br />
Leading a workforce<br />
in scrutinised<br />
environment<br />
James Welder,<br />
NorthStar <strong>Housing</strong><br />
Group<br />
14:20 Wealth inequality <strong>and</strong> debt in modern Britain<br />
Mubin Haq, Financial Fairness Trust<br />
Helen Barnard, Joseph Rowntree Foundation<br />
Sacha Romanovitch, Fair for All <strong>Finance</strong><br />
15:05 Chair’s closing remarks - Mark Easton, BBC<br />
15:10 <strong>Conference</strong> close<br />
“A great opportunity to meet up with old friends <strong>and</strong> make new ones<br />
in a relaxed environment away from day-to-day hustle <strong>and</strong> bustle. The<br />
<strong>Housing</strong> <strong>Finance</strong> <strong>Conference</strong> is unique <strong>and</strong> is a fantastic way to hear<br />
about government policy, economic reality, sustainability, development,<br />
risk, finance <strong>and</strong> technology – <strong>and</strong> much more. The Liverpool conference<br />
also has just about the best exhibitor presence to explore what is new to<br />
the market <strong>and</strong> offering great networking. Not to be missed!”<br />
Jane Harrison, <strong>Finance</strong> Director, Soho <strong>Housing</strong>
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