Barclays joins MCI panel

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Barclays has become the latest lender to join MCI Mortgage Club’s panel.

Other panel lenders include Nationwide, Virgin Money, NatWest and Lloyds Banking Group.

MCI Mortgage Club, which launched in late 2014, is part of the eKeeper group and is available exclusively to brokers who use the parent company’s technology.

Phil Whitehouse, managing director of MCI Mortgage Club, said: “I’m delighted to welcome Woolwich mortgages to MCI Club’s growing panel of lenders. It is well-known to have award-winning products, in particular the Great Escape™ range which has helped intermediaries remortgage suitable customers with ease.



“As an intermediary focused lender which offers a range of quality products with no hidden catches along with reliable and consistent service is in keeping with our own ethos of quality and transparency. I foresee this being a very beneficial relationship for our brokers.”

Jackie Uhi (pictured), managing director of mortgage distribution at Barclays, added: “We are pleased to be working with MCI Mortgage Club and are looking forward to offering our award winning and competitive mortgage products – Family Springboard, Great Escape Stepped Fixed – to a wider audience.”

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