Dudley BS partners with White Rose Finance Group
White Rose's network will now have access to the Society's lending range.

White Rose Finance Group has added Dudley Building Society to its lender panel.
Through White Rose Finance Group’s network, which includes a packaging arm, an appointed representative network, and a commercial arm, brokers can now utilise Dudley’s proposition.
Brokers will have access to tailored lending solutions such as later life lending, expat mortgages, interest-only products, complex income cases, and self-build mortgages.
Rob Oliver, head of distribution at Dudley Building Society, said: “We’re delighted to partner with White Rose Finance Group and to officially join their panel. This partnership comes at a time when building societies are playing an increasingly significant role in the mortgage market. Five years ago, our presence was much smaller, but today, building societies are vital to the sector. By partnering with White Rose, we’re ensuring their brokers have access to a wider range of competitive and flexible products, helping them deliver better outcomes for their clients. Whether it’s standard buy-to-let, holiday let, or more complex cases, Dudley’s tailored solutions provide real value.”
John Kent, managing director at White Rose Finance Group, commented: “This partnership with Dudley Building Society is a fantastic opportunity for our brokers to expand their offering with products that truly stand out in the market. Dudley’s human approach to underwriting, competitive rates, and tailored solutions align perfectly with our mission to support brokers in delivering the best value to their clients. Whether it’s regulated residential or unregulated buy-to-let, this partnership ensures our brokers can offer more choice and better outcomes.”

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