Blemain &quotoverwhelmed&quot with awards response

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Blemain Group has claimed to have had a positive response to its new awards.

The awards are there for the finance intermediaries to vote for the companies they believe are truly deserving. As well as the industry’s leading brokers, all of the mortgage clubs, mortgage networks, mortgage packagers and trade media have been nominated.

Gary Bailey, director at Blemain Group said: “We have been overwhelmed with the positive response to the launch. Professionals from all corners of the market have come on board to support the awards ceremony and we look forward to rewarding the winners on the day.””

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