Standard Life Home Finance has launched a new partnership with PRIMIS Mortgage Network.
The move will see the later life lender sit on PRIMIS’ equity release panel.
PRIMIS said that its addition of Standard Life Home Finance is part of a commitment to strengthen its existing later life proposition and support advisers looking to build their businesses within the equity release market.
Through the deal, members of PRIMIS will gain access to the entire suite of Standard Life Home Finance products, which include drawdown as well as lump sum options.
Head of sales at Standard Life Home Finance, Kay Westgarth, commented: “Our partnership with PRIMIS is another step in growing our later life lending offering and we’re pleased to be able to work with them to expand their panel offering and support their members in providing the most appropriate solutions for their clients’ individual needs.”
PRIMIS proposition director, Vikki Jefferies, added: “As more people look towards later life lending to support their needs, partnering with Standard Life Home Finance will ensure that we can focus on providing advisers with the products and services that suit their clients’ requirements best.
“Standard Life Home Finance’s priority – recognising advisers as being the future success of the market – aligns with our own priorities, and we are confident that their expertise and support will be a valuable addition to our panel.”
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