IMLA hits 60 member milestone with Gallagher Re
Gallagher Re, the global reinsurance broking and advisory firm, has become the 60th member to join the Intermediary Mortgage Lenders Association (IMLA) as an associate member.

Gallagher Re’s new membership brings the total of full and associate members of IMLA to 60, representing 90% of the UK’s largest mortgage lenders (measured by gross lending).
Steven Rance, managing partner at Gallagher Re, will be the appointed IMLA representative. Steven is well-known to existing members following his previous presentations on the UK progress under the Deposit Unlock scheme, which Gallagher Re developed in partnership with the Home Builders Federation (HBF), Homes for Scotland and collaboration with the lender community.
Kate Davies, executive director of IMLA, commented: “We are delighted to welcome Gallagher Re to the team as associate members. We were very pleased to give them an opportunity to present to members on their innovative Deposit Unlock scheme last year - and we look forward to continuing to work with them. It’s always good to find fresh new ways to help our members expand the breadth and depth of their expertise, and that we can bring to our efforts in representing mortgage intermediaries and lenders across the UK.”
Steven Rance, managing partner at Gallagher Re, added: “During the development and delivery of Deposit Unlock we worked closely with many IMLA members and are keen to continue this cross-industry collaboration. As a sustainable solution that is enabling the return of 95% LTV mortgages for new builds at significantly reduced risk to lenders, Deposit Unlock is now fully live, gaining momentum and increasingly established with UK lenders and mortgage advisors. That makes this the perfect time for Gallagher Re to formalise its partnership approach to working together in a way that associate membership affords.”
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