The Nottingham widens distribution panel
The Nottingham is widening its lending adviser distribution panel to include advisers at In Partnership, The Whitechurch Network and HomeLoan Partnership.
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Head of Intermediary Sales, Chris Parker, welcomed the advisers to the panel and explained how they will enjoy the opportunity to interact with the society’s Regional Development Managers, Intermediary telephone support team and underwriters when discussing enquiries and pipeline cases.
Chris said:
“We have built a reputation over the years of being a ‘go to’ lender for competitive products in the higher loan to value arena, where service and support is a key differentiator and requirement for the adviser. To have the ability to discuss pipeline cases with an underwriter has long been a USP of The Nottingham, and I am sure that the advisers from these networks will enjoy a fruitful relationship with us.
“We announced an increase in our proc fee scales prior to Christmas, and with plans to improve our processing systems with the launch of a document upload facility in Q1 2015, the advisers are joining The Nottingham’s panel at a very exciting time.”
Tony Read, Group Development Director at In Partnership and The Whitechurch Network, said:
“We are delighted for all our members to be able to access the wide range of solutions from The Nottingham Building Society as part of our comprehensive mortgage proposition.”
Anita White, Provider Relationship Director at HomeLoan Partnership, said:
“We are really pleased our advisers have been given access to The Nottingham’s product range. They are a lender we have been keen to have a relationship with for some time and I am sure our advisers will welcome this news.”
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