The month ended with what we can probably describe as a fairly consequential Budget, with…
With the Budget having been well and truly digested at the end of October, this month has seen a focus on a number of key areas for the Association. However, stamp duty remains a real political football – as seen in the Budget announcement – and our Non-Exec Chair, Nicky Heathcote, looked at this in her regular monthly blog.
November also saw the Association able to unveil the latest version of our Technical Protocol. Further details below.
Key cyber and non-cyber threats remain constant in the conveyancing sector, and firms have to be vigilant and to protect themselves and their clients. Our Director of Delivery looked at what firms can do in her regular article for Today’s Conveyancer. See the link below.
We ended the month with the positive news in the form of a new affiliate member for the CA. Orbital Witness joined the CA in this capacity – details in press release and news stories below – and we are looking forward to them taking a full part in the Association’s meetings and at next year’s Annual Conference & Dinner.
Further details of all coverage in November can be found below:
Advisers are best-placed to fill post-mortgage offer knowledge gap – Beth Rudolf article
1st November
Conveyancing Association unveils latest version of Technical Protocol for England & Wales
7th November
Stamp duty remains a political football that will impact conveyancers
20th November
Cyber security tools for conveyancers from the experts – Beth Rudolf article
20th November
Orbital Witness announced as latest Conveyancing Association Affiliate member
27th November