PMS Mortgage Club adds Lendco to panel
PMS Mortgage Club - part of Sesame Bankhall Group - has added specialist buy-to-let and bridging lender Lendco to its panel.
PMS's panel now consists of 104 lenders.
Lendco provides buy-to-let loans and bridging loans up to £5 million to both individuals and businesses.
Richard Harrison, chief executive officer at Sesame Bankhall Group, commented:
“We are constantly working to enhance our market-leading offering for our members and their clients through PMS Mortgage Club, and Lendco’s addition is a prime example of this commitment. Their methodical, case-by-case approach to underwriting exemplifies a philosophy that aligns completely with our goal to become advisory firms’ proactive partner for life, helping them to start, run, grow, and exit their business effectively.”
Sheryl Kirk, national account manager at Lendco, said:
“We are delighted to be partnering with PMS. We recognise their efforts to support their members by continuously improving their offering and look forward to working closely together to ensure we’re delivering the very best proposition to intermediaries for years to come.”
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