Join us at PKF’s next Broking Breakfast event, which is taking place on Tuesday 2 December in the heart of the City at Events @ No 6.
24th November 2025
Join us at PKF’s next Broking Breakfast event, which is taking place on Tuesday 2 December in the heart of the City at Events @ No 6.
Our industry experts will share their views on the announcements made in the Autumn Budget just days earlier, with a focus on how Brokers and MGAs will be affected by the changes. We’ll also explore how to prepare effective wind-down plans, and continue the discussion around AI from our last Broking Breakfast.
Date: Tuesday 2 December 2025
Time: Arrival and refreshments from 8:15am, briefing from 8:45am until 10am
Venue: Events @ No 6, Alie Street, London E1 8QT
Please RSVP by emailing marketing@pkf-l.com
For more information, please see the event page on our website.
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