Money Advice Group launches Broker Network Division
The Money Advice Group has announced the creation of their Broker Network Division.
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The Network Team is to be headed by Dean Linklater Group Commercial Manager, who combined with other members of his team have over 40 years of industry experience.
Commercial Manager, Dean Linklater, said:
“We saw an opportunity for Money Advice Group to provide the intermediary market with the same level of service that our direct customers & other strategic partners have enjoyed over the last decade."
Darren Heslington, Group Commercial Director, commented:
“The market is changing and we feel we are in a very strong position to help both clients and introducers through what will be very interesting and challenging times."
Not only will Debt Management & IVA products be available to introducers, both secured and unsecured loans, protection products and mortgages will be available through the brand of Oak Loans and Mortgages which is headed up by Peter Wilson.
Peter added:
“We have put together a package which we feel in terms of service levels, product support, and commercial terms are the most competitive in the industry. Our aim is to be the partner of choice for finance professionals in the UK.”
“As part of Money Advice Group’s network expansion plans, we are looking to recruit Area Managers as well as introducers Our experience, enthusiasm and can do attitude will take MAG and its partners to the next level in the service we offer”.
The network is due to officially launch at the beginning of September.
For further information email: dean.linklater@moneyadvicegroup.co.uk
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