Paradigm adds Marsden BS to lender panel
From today, Paradigm has access to Marsden Building Society’s range of mortgage products.
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Marsden Building Society is the largest building society in Lancashire, and has assets exceeding £382m, nearly 50,000 savings customers and over 4,000 mortgage customers.
John Coffield, Head of Paradigm Mortgage Club, said:
“Today Marsden Building Society becomes the latest lender to join our panel as we continue to offer our members access to the widest possible range of mortgage products which come with competitive rates, enhanced criteria and leading terms. For us, this is all about working with lenders such as the Marsden that are dedicated to intermediaries and are willing to work with both Paradigm and our member firms to provide them with everything we need. We’re confident that advisers will find much to interest them in Marsden’s focus on this market and would urge them to look at their proposition to see how they can work together.”
Heather Crinion, Head of Operations at Marsden Building Society, added:
“We’re delighted to be joining Paradigm’s lending panel. Intermediary relationships are an increasingly important part of our business and we are delighted Paradigm values the benefits that personal service and bespoke underwriting can bring to their clients as much as we do.
“Our intermediaries have access to a competitive product portfolio, an expert team of staff and they are continuously updated on the progress of their client’s application; we look forward to working with Paradigm and believe that they share our passion for good quality business."
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