AToM to hold Brighton seminar

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Brighton

AToM (All Types of Mortgages Ltd) has published details of the lenders who are to present at its Brighton Seminar on 24 April.

Dale Jannels, managing director at AToM, said they had a “superb line up” for the seminar.

He said: “Saffron for Intermediaries will present their fabulous suite of product offerings including a 95% LTV with no credit scoring, credit repair products, self build and buy to lets with no ERCs.

“Shawbrook Bank will then take the stage offering short term finance and commercial loans.

“Finally, GE Money with their near prime product range catering for most types of customer and rates from 3.99%.

“The seminars are a great opportunity for brokers to hear and speak directly to lenders that are not easily accessible or who only offer products through certain channels. These free seminars are proving very popular so book quickly to secure your place.”

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