PRIMIS Mortgage Network has announced it is refreshing its packager panel for immediate delivery to adviser members in 2020.
The mortgage network revealed that following an extensive review of the panel in 2019, its new and reappointed members include four specialist finance lenders, four second-charge lenders and four commercial lenders.
PRIMIS members will have access to a range of specialist lending, second charge and commercial solutions for their clients through the updated packager panel.
PRIMIS suggested the latest announcement highlighted its ongoing commitment to providing its intermediaries with a comprehensive, innovative and competitive proposition.
“The launch of our refreshed packager panel comes as consumer demand for specialist, second-charge and commercial lending solutions continues to grow,” PRIMIS proposition director, Vikki Jefferies, commented.
“Reviewing our panel to ensure that the PRIMIS proposition reflects the growing levels of demand from customers will be invaluable for brokers looking to generate new or further business opportunities.
“With the backing of the new panel, more of our advisers will have the content and tools they need in order to offer a variety of solutions for their customers that they currently cannot provide.
“We are confident that with the panel’s new level of service, accessibility and innovation, our intermediary members up and down the UK will be able to achieve even bigger and better things over the coming months.”
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