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Jon Moulton, Neil Redcliffe and Alan Burgess invest in specialist mortgage broker, Largemortgageloans.com

Three leading UK-based entrepreneurs have today announced their investment in Largemortgageloans.com Limited as the specialist large loans broker begins its next stage of development, building on its global business strategy which has already seen 16,000 visits to its website from over 100 countries.

The new investors are Jon Moulton, chairman of private equity firm, Better Capital, Neil Redcliffe, group managing director of Currencies Direct and Alan Burgess, managing director of Masterframe Windows and board member of FENSA, the GGF and BFRC. Both Neil and Alan met Largemortgageloans.com’s managing director, Paul Welch, at Cranfield School of Management and subsequently through the Vistage International group, which specialises in executive leadership development. Jon Moulton has introduced Eric Cater, Chairman of Hood Group Ltd, who has been appointed Chairman and also made an investment in the company.

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07 September 2009

 
The Mortgage Alliance launches TMA Large Loans

The Mortgage Alliance (TMA) has announced the launch of TMA Large Loans through a strategic affiliation with specialist broker largemortgageloans.com.

TMA has partnered with largemortgageloans.com to offer directly authorised brokers a large loan referral service providing additional support for brokers with clients looking to arrange mortgages ranging from £500,000 through to £50 million.
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Paul Welch, managing director of largemortgageloans.com, has been judged the top large loans broker in the UK in the British Mortgage Awards 2009.

The mortgage industry has seen substantial changes in the last two years, but even in this challenging market, individual excellence can still be recognised. Paul received his award from adventurer Sir Ranulph Fiennes after a judging panel paid tribute to his hard work, commitment to quality and a passion for making a difference in the large loans sector.

Paul began his career in private banking in Guernsey, assisting an international portfolio of high net-worth clients before co-founding Clegg Gifford Private Clients in 2003. Launching the largemortgageloans.com brand in 2006, he has combined his private banking relationships with his expertise as an independent financial adviser to focus on clients who need to borrow in excess of £500k to buy UK property.

Paul comments “This is an award for my team as much as it is for me. Over the past 3 years we have worked hard to establish largemortgageloans.com’s reputation for excellence and innovation in the UK mortgage industry and it is great to get recognition for what we have achieved.”

Largemortgageloans.com, the specialist mortgage broker for loans of between £500,000 and £50 million, has taken its existing business-to-business distribution strategy to a new level with the launch of its Partnership Programme, which is designed to increase revenue, improve customer service and grow business for its partners in the UK mortgage market. The Partnership Programme’s website is at www.largemortgageloans.co.uk/partners.php

Paul Welch, Managing Director, comments:
 
“We have seen a significant upturn in large mortgage loan enquiries recently and the launch of the Partnership Programme will undoubtedly lead to a further increase in quality large loan business flowing through largemortgageloans.com”

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Contact

Paul Welch, Managing Director of largemortgageloans.com:

telephone: 020 7519 4900

e-mail: paul.welch@largemortgageloans.com

New research from largemortgageloans.com, the specialist large loans mortgage broker, reveals that million pound property sales in Great Britain fell by 41% in 2008. Last year, 5,302 million pound properties were sold in Great Britain, down from the 9,003 sales in 2007.

Largemortgageloans.com has researched and analysed residential property sales of at least £1 million at regional and local authority level in Great Britain, using Land Registry data for 2008, 2007 and 1998, and Registers of Scotland data for 2008 and 2007. (Data for Scotland is unavailable before 2004)

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