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26 January 2010

Largemortgageloans.com, the specialist large loans broker, has announced a new agreement with Homeloan Partnership to deliver its large loan referral service to their members as part of its expanding Partnership Programme.

Stephen Maskens, Director of Homeloan Partnership, says: “We’re very pleased to join Largemortgageloans.com’s Partnership Programme as it gives our members access to a specialist large loan broker with a proven track record of using its private bank connections and experience to place large and complex loans.”

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Legal & General has launched a new service with Largemortgageloans.com, offering a referral service for clients who are looking to borrow £500,000 or more, as part of its High Net Worth proposition.

Paul Welch, Managing Director of Largemortgageloans.com, comments: “We are extremely pleased to offer our large mortgage loan referral service via Legal & General and we are looking forward to building a great business relationship with one of the leading networks in the market. With our team of experienced brokers and our close relationships with private banks, we can help financial advisers place large mortgage loans in excess of £500,000, earn valuable revenue and grow their business in the process.”

Martyn Smith, Head of Mortgage Products for Legal & General adds: “I’m delighted we’ve agreed this new service with Largemortgageloans.com.  Large mortgage loans can often be complex and difficult. This service will help advisers feel confident they’re getting the very best mortgage arrangement for their clients when referring them to Largemortgageloans.com. This is another valuable benefit to our Network Proposition.”

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Largemortgageloans.com, the specialist large loans broker, has announced a new agreement with Personal Touch Financial Services (PTFS) to deliver its large loan referral service to their members as part of its expanding Partnership Programme.

Dev Malle, Sales and Marketing Director of PTFS, says: “We’re delighted to join Largemortgageloans.com’s Partnership Programme as it gives our members access to a large loan broker with great private bank connections and a huge amount of experience in placing such business.”

With its team of experienced brokers and its close relationships with private banks, Largemortgageloans.com’s Partnership Programme helps network and club members place large mortgage loans in excess of £500,000, improve their customer service, earn valuable revenue and grow both networks’ and members’ business in the process.

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Openwork, one of the UK’s largest mortgage intermediaries, is pleased to announce that Largemortgageloans.com, the specialist large loans broker, is to join its lender panel.

The move, which follows last week’s re-introduction to Openwork’s lender panel of buy-to-let specialist Paragon, will enable Openwork’s 2,500 advisers to gain access to personalised private bank loans in excess of £500,000. With its bargaining power and close relationships with private banks, Largemortgageloans.com will provide Openwork’s advisers with more attractive loan terms than available direct.

Paul Shearman, Mortgage, Protection and GI Proposition Director of Openwork, says: “We’re pleased to be able to give our advisers exclusive access to private bank deals via one of the sector’s most experienced brokers.

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Largemortgageloans.com, the specialist large loans broker, has announced new agreements with Intrinsic and SimplyBiz Mortgages to deliver its large loan referral service to their members as part of its expanding Partnership Programme.

John Hayden, Product & Services Director of Intrinsic, says: “We’re delighted to join Largemortgageloans.com’s Partnership Programme as it gives our members access to the large loan broker with probably the best private bank connections in the UK.”

Emma Hollingworth, Director Mortgages, Simplybiz Mortgages largemortgageloans.com’s expertise in placing large mortgages will enable members to fully meet the needs of their high value clients, many of whom can no longer find the deal they want from high street banks.”

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