Omega to join HLP’s panel
HomeLoan Partnership have added Omega Secured Loans to their panel, cementing further the established relationship with Omega that already exists through their Commercial Mortgage offering.
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HomeLoan Partnership commented that with the Financial Conduct Authority now regulating the secured loan market, it is no surprise that Mortgage Market Review principles are now being replicated for lenders and master brokers in this sector of the market.
Christopher Tanner, CEO of HomeLoan Partnership, comments:
“Omega have been part of HomeLoan Partnership’s panel for several years, offering Commercial Mortgages since 2009, and we are delighted to be expanding our relationship with them to include Secured Loans. As you know, Secured Loans now form part of the client review process, so the Omega team can help you meet your requirements in this respect with their free initial no-obligation advice and terms available across both the Commercial and Secured Market.”
Mark Jones from Omega added:
“We are delighted to announce continued growth of our relationship with HomeLoan Partnership, and are very excited by this expansion, adding our Secured Loans team to the existing Commercial and Specialist Finance arrangements. We will continue to offer a bespoke service tailored for every introducer, each deciding their own level of involvement without impacting on their potential to earn additional income across both Commercial Mortgages and Secured Loans.”
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