MCI welcomes Virgin to panel
MCI Mortgage Club, part of the eKeeper Group, has added another lending heavyweight to its already impressive panel. Virgin money will join the likes of Nationwide, Coventry Building Society, NatWest and Lloyds Banking Group.
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The lender offers a range of residential, buy-to-let and government scheme mortgages at competitive rates and has a strong focus on efficiency of service, with features including online decisions and case-tracking for brokers.
At its helm is industry stalwart and intermediary champion Phil Whitehouse, the club is available exclusively to brokers who opt to use eKeeper Group’s technology system MortgageKeeper.
Whitehouse says: “Virgin Money is a fantastic brand with a great reputation. The lender has one of the most well-established and respected BDM and national account teams in the industry and I’m delighted to welcome it to our panel.
As we all know, innovation is what drives the market forward and Virgin Money is one of the most innovative lenders in the market today, offering market-leading products and consistently developing new and inventive ways in which to do business. Coupled with great service and a state-of-the-art website, the Virgin Money proposition is one of the best around and I’m pleased to be able to work with the team to offer our brokers access to some great deals”.
Richard Tugwell, Director of Intermediary Relationships at Virgin Money said “Virgin Money is delighted to join the MCI Mortgage Club Panel and we are looking forward to continuing to develop our working relationship with Phil and his membership over the coming months."
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