Vernon Building Society partners with PRIMIS Mortgage Network

PRIMIS Mortgage Network has announced the addition of Vernon Building Society to its lender panel.

The move will enable the network’s appointed representatives to access the society’s mortgage products.

Vernon offers lending solutions to mainstream borrowers as well as those with more individual requirements, across residential, buy-to-let, self-build and retirement interest-only mortgages.

Advisers at PRIMIS, which is part of the LSL Group, have access to a variety of lenders and products to best serve their customers’ needs.

PRIMIS proposition director, Vikki Jefferies, commented: “We are delighted to announce the addition of Vernon Building Society to our lender panel, in a move that will provide a range of bespoke lending solutions to all types of borrowers.

“The partnership will allow us to continue providing our advisers with a wide range of products to suit each client’s needs. Vernon shares this commitment with us, making the partnership a natural fit.”

Vernon head of mortgage and savings distribution, Brendan Crowshaw, added: “This partnership represents another step in our ambitious growth strategy. We’re a small, innovative lender with a common-sense, flexible approach to underwriting and a commitment to working with brokers.

“PRIMIS shares our unwavering focus on giving brokers great service and we can’t wait to help its members find lending solutions for their clients.”

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