SimplyBiz Mortgages has announced that Dudley Building Society has joined its lender panel.
The move will mean SimplyBiz Mortgages members can access Dudley’s recently launched residential, buy-to-let BTL and holiday let products.
The society also offers interest only as a repayment route across its product range, and a maximum loan-to-value (LTV) of 90% for residential mortgages.
Chief executive of SimplyBiz Mortgages, Martin Reynolds, commented: “The addition of the Dudley Building Society to the panel is one we know will bring our Members more choice across a wide range of important business areas.”
Martin continued, “it was the team at the Dudley’s common-sense approach to lending alongside their defined service levels in respect of the application process that made them a highly attractive addition to our panel. We look forward to working with them over the coming months and years.”
Distribution director at Dudley Building Society, Robert Oliver, has worked closely with Reynolds and his team for several years, prior to joining Dudley.
Oliver added: “We are delighted to be joining the lender panel of SimplyBiz Mortgages. Having built existing relationships with them in previous roles, I see them as a very important part of the UK mortgage market.
“Providing flexibility for applicants with complex circumstances is at the core of our offering. So, SimplyBiz Mortgages ability to offer brokers a broad range of choice in the marketplace makes them a natural fit for the society.”
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