Together expands distribution with three new network partnerships
Specialist lender Together has expanded its distribution across the UK with three new network partnerships with Stonebridge, Rosemount and Mortgage Intelligence.

Appointed representatives of these networks will now be able to access Together’s regulated first charge mortgages and buy-to-let (BTL) and consumer BTL products along with additional specialist products including Together’s bridging, commercial term and second charge loans.
Nick Parker, Head of Networks and Clubs at Together, said:
“We are delighted with the reception received so far from our new network partnerships and extremely pleased to add Stonebridge, Rosemount and Mortgage Intelligence to this roster.
“We’ve had a hugely positive response from advisers to our new Together portal with feedback on its speed and ease of use. We are excited to be able to broaden our offer to wider pool of investors in able to support customers and in their property ownership ambitions.
“Indeed, Together ’s Residential Market Report has found that the specialist lending market is forecast to swell from £32 billion to £54 billion over 2023-29 - a significant 70% increase. Therefore, making our specialist products and service accessible to more advisors across the UK will enable our network partners to deliver the funding solutions needed for the growing numbers of customers who do not sit outside of the standard criteria framework.”

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