Conveyancing and agent roundtable
Purpose
A closed room of six to eight conveyancing firms, four estate and letting agent groups and one portal operator. Three hours, Chatham House. We build the shared field set for a joined case pack, agree the identity model and define the logbook handshake between parties. Output. A first draft of the operating handshake ready to test with a lender and insurer partner.
Audience
Conveyancers and property lawyers. Estate and letting agent groups. Portal operators. Lenders' operations teams.
Output
A one page joint statement, Chatham House, signed off within seven days of the event.
Roles in the room
- Chair. Chair from Crosstide. Neutral, holds the frame and keeps the room to time.
- Rapporteur. Rapporteur from Crosstide. Captures the joint statement in near real time.
- Discussants. Two subject experts, invited from the room, briefed a week ahead.
- Observers. Observer seats reserved for a policy or regulator representative where relevant.
Guardrails
- Chatham House by default, quoted attribution only with explicit consent.
- No pricing, exclusivity or bilateral commercial conversation in the room.
- Regulator and policy observers welcome, never named without consent.
- Crosstide is the neutral convener. The spine is provider neutral.
Linked reading
The paper behind this session
Upfront, digital and joined. Getting ready for the 2027 transactional chain
What the 19 June 2026 reform roadmap actually asks of buyers, sellers, agents and conveyancers.
White paper 09. LegalThe chain, digitised. Conveyancing on property logbooks and verified identity
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