3mc joins Dudley panel
Dudley Building Society, which lends exclusively through the intermediary channel, has today announced the appointment of 3mc to its panel of lending partners.
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3mc, the mortgage distributor and specialist lending packager, has been a fixture of the lending market since 1996 and is the tenth addition to Dudley's panel.
Gordon Rae, Intermediary Relationship Manager at the Dudley Building Society, said:
“The appointment of 3mc is another step in our strategy of appointing distributors to our panel, who share the same philosophy in terms of customer care as well as helping us build our mortgage book. I have known Doug Hall and his team for more years than I care to mention and know that we shall receive only the best quality business, packaged in a way which enables us to continue to offer some of the best service times in the industry.”
Doug Hall, Managing Director at 3mc commented:
“We are delighted to support a lender which has so completely embraced the intermediary sector as its distribution source. The Dudley has a deserved reputation for service and the kind of common sense approach to underwriting, which has sadly been abandoned by many mainstream lenders. Building Societies have an important role to play in a 21st century lending market and The Dudley is an excellent example of how a small lender can provide advisers with a resource that can make all the difference to a wide range of clients.”
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