May 3, 2018 - Elizabeth Froude. Deputy chief executive (designate). Genesis ... Media partners: Sponsors ... Stephen Tea
Preview 3 May 2018 • 200 Aldersgate, London Ensure you are part of the conversation at the sector’s largest one-day conference for senior finance professionals HEAR FROM EXPERTS INCLUDING: Kate Allen Capital markets correspondent Financial Times
Peter Denton Group finance director Hyde Housing Rebecca Larkin Senior economist
David Jepson Interim chief executive Gentoo
Construction Products Association
Sarah Smith Chief financial officer Optivo
Kate Still Chief operating officer WM Housing
Elizabeth Froude Deputy chief executive (designate) Genesis
Patrick Shaw Finance director
Red Door Ventures
Mark Washer Chief financial officer Clarion
This conference is a must for housing professionals looking to rewrite business models, with expert views on how the sector will need to adapt in the face of uncertainty Waqar Ahmed, group finance director, L&Q
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AGENDA 09.00 Chair’s opening remarks Gavin Smart, deputy chief executive, Chartered Institute of Housing 09.05 A brave new world: housing and the economy The opening session of the conference will see leading economists provide an in-depth view of the current and future macro and micro-economic outlook. Dr Angus Armstrong, director of macroeconomics, NIESR George Buckley, chief economist, Nomura Rebecca Larkin, senior economist, Construction Products Association Chair: Kate Allen, capital markets correspondent, Financial Times 09.40 Regulatory update The newly named Regulator of Social Housing will provide an update on its approach to its regulatory framework. Simon Dow, chair, regulation committee, RSH 10.05 Making the balance sheet go further: delivery models This session will explore and showcase how the sector is utilising different delivery models to ramp up its development pipeline. Miranda Plowden, business development director, SYHA Stephen Teagle, chief executive – Partnerships & Regeneration, Galliford Try 11.05 Funding and the financial markets Our panellists will offer their honest view of what the social housing market looks like to them and whether it continues to be a strong and attractive investment. Beth Collett, partner, Addleshaw Goddard Mark Davie, head of social housing, M&G Investments Fenella Edge, treasurer, THFC 11.45 Re-thinking your treasury strategy This session will bring together three organisations to share their thoughts on their approach to treasury management and how this role is becoming more important in the way that their businesses are financed. Matt Cooper, tax and treasury director, Places for People Peter Denton, group finance director, Hyde Ray Tierney, relationship director, Lloyds 12.20 Making a regulated business a commercial success Our panel will share their thoughts on how to successfully manage your core social purpose while driving commercial growth. Tony King, group treasurer, Sanctuary Mark Washer, chief financial officer, Clarion 12.55 Marginal gains: enabling development through efficiency Chris Buckle, director – residential research, Savills Robert Grundy, head of housing, Savills
14.15 The Hackitt Review: next steps The Hackitt Review will have far-reaching consequences for the sector. Our panellists will explore what it will mean for you and your organisation. Expect debate around investment requirements, relationships with leaseholders and shared owners and the future of valuations. Richard Petty, lead director - residential advisory, JLL Sarah Smith, chief financial officer, Optivo Kate Still, chief operating officer, WM Housing 14.55 How do we solve the land conundrum? Bringing together different players in the housing market this session will debate, discuss and showcase how they are bringing land to the market and making challenging or complex sites work. Craig Luttman, regional managing director counties, L&Q Robin Oliver, senior strategy manager Affordable Housing, TfL
Breakouts
15.50 Breakout A: Local solutions for a national issue With the steady evolution of LHCs, this session will examine and explore the form and function of these new entities, with a specific focus on the financial and funding arrangements. Bill Flood, managing director, Wokingham Housing Andrew Savege, head of investments, Morgan Sindall Investments Patrick Shaw, finance director, Red Door Ventures 15.50 Breakout B: Build to rent: the experts’ view As housing providers have announced their expansion into the BTR market, this session will bring together experts from both in and out of the sector to share their thoughts and insights on this growing tenure. Andrew Screen, managing director, Traderisks 16.20 Breakout C: The future of valuations JLL and Savills will be setting out a new vision for valuations, which will look to move away from the old EUV-SH. Robert Grundy, head of housing, Savills Richard Petty, lead director - residential advisory, JLL 16.20 Breakout D: Modular construction: a viable solution? Our panel will debate and discuss whether MMC is a scalable option, and if so what tenures it will be able to supply. The session will take an end-toend view, from valuations through to securities. Geoff Pearce, executive director of regeneration and development, Swan 16.50 Transforming your business: meeting the challenges of the current and future landscape The final session of the day will bring together all the key points in the transformation agenda and examine how organisations are reimagining the way they do business. Julian Ashby, chair, Paradigm Elizabeth Froude, deputy chief executive (designate), Notting Hill Genesis David Jepson, interim chief executive, Gentoo 17.30
Chair’s closing remarks
DELEGATES ALREADY CONFIRMED INCLUDE: A2 Dominion Group, executive director and deputy chief executive
Liverty, director of financial services
Accent Group, chief executive
Metropolitan Housing Trust, chair
Aldwyck Housing Group, executive director of finance
Moat Homes, executive director - finance and corporate services
Alliance Homes Group, chief finance officer
North Devon Homes, finance director
Anchor Trust, finance director
One Housing Group, chief finance officer
Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ, director of housing finance
Onward Homes, executive director - finance and ICT
Barclays, director
Orbit, executive director - property investment
Castles & Coasts Housing Association, finance director
Paradigm Housing Group, chief executive
Catalyst Housing, director of corporate finance
Paradigm Housing Group, executive director of finance
Citywest Homes, executive director of finance Clarion Housing Group, director of treasury and corporate finance
Peabody , director - finance (development, regeneration and commercial)
Curo Group, director of treasury and capital planning
Places for People, group executive director - affordable housing
Fortis Living, executive director - finance
Poplar Harca, finance director
Genesis Housing Association, deputy chief executive
Sapphire Independent Housing, finance director
Gentoo, deputy director (finance)
Thirteen Group, director of treasury and investment
Great Places Housing Group, chief executive
Thirteen Group, executive director of resources
Green Square Group, finance director
Together Housing Group, group head of treasury
Housing & Care 21, chief financial officer
Town & Country Housing Group, finance director
Hyde, strategic assets director Karbon Homes, executive director of resources
Trafford Housing Trust, deputy chief executive/chief finance officer
L&Q, group finance director
Watford Community Housing, director of finance and resources
Leeds Federated Housing Association, finance director
WHG, corporate director of resources and growth
Liverpool Mutual Homes, executive director of resources
Wokingham Housing (Loddon Homes), finance director
SPONSORS Registration partner: Altair Leadership, Quality, Insight We are specialist housing consultants working across the UK and Ireland with a focus on adding value for our clients – whether they are a local authority, housing association, ALMO or private sector developer. Our team is second to none, offering real world expertise, thought leadership and insight. That’s why working with Altair helps organisations achieve their objectives, driven by our unique perspective into the rapidly changing market and political landscape.
Partner: JLL
Research partner: Savills
JLL’s affordable housing team advises on 650,000 homes every year, reporting valuations in excess of £25bn. We help developers and landowners get the most out of their relationships with registered providers (RPs) and to bring forward new supply. We support investors working with RP partners to bring new funding to the sector. We are also integral to the stock rationalisation market, as selling agents and buy-side advisors.
Savills’ housing division provides a unique consultancy service to housing associations, local authorities, universities and residential investors throughout the UK. Combining development consultants, valuers, building surveyors, treasury specialists and management consultants, we provide an integrated service to our clients across the UK. Our track record ensures we are consulted by government departments and agencies, lenders, professional bodies and stakeholders. Clients benefit from our focus on value for money, viability, de-risking and delivery while ensuring our advice is of the highest quality.
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WHY ATTEND? • Gain an in-depth overview of the current and future economic landscape • Be updated by the RSH on its approach to its regulatory framework • Explore how organisations are making their balance sheet go further • Hear how funders and investors view the sector • Learn how to futureproof your treasury strategy • Understand how to successfully manage your core purpose while driving commercial growth • Debate whether OSM is a viable solution to the housing crisis, or just part of your strategy • Examine how local areas are creating solutions to meet the national challenge • Gain practical insights into how organisations are sweating their assets to find additional capacity • Discuss how to best approach business transformation to meet current and future challenges
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