Clever Lending to distribute Bluestone Mortgages deals

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Clever Lending has joined the Bluestone Mortgages panel as a distributor of its first charge mortgages.

Brokers are able to now deal directly with Clever Lending, which will handle first charge enquiries, packaging and lender liaison.

Sam Kirtikar, managing director at Clever Lending, said: “We are delighted to be working in partnership with Bluestone Mortgages. Our expertise and experience in the first charge market will deliver a positive impact on their distribution and will also help provide a better service to UK consumers who are currently underserved by mainstream lenders. I’m very much looking forward to a successful partnership.”

Matt Andrews, managing director of Bluestone Mortgages, added: “We are very pleased to announce the partnership with Clever Lending, helping us expand our service and product distribution through a partner that is passionate about delivering a quality solution to their clients.”

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