Gen H adds Openwork Partnership to panel

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Gen H has partnered with the Openwork Partnership.

The addition of The Openwork Partnership brings Gen H’s intermediary panel to over 15,000 advisers.

Gen H provides affordability and deposit solutions designed to help aspiring first-time buyers, home movers and remortgagers find their place on the property ladder.

The Openwork Partnership serves thousands of first-time buyers – many in higher LTV bands – making this partnership especially beneficial for the demographics that face the most difficulty realising their dreams of homeownership.

Openwork advisers will be able to submit their applications using Gen H’s proprietary submissions platform, Gen H Pro.

Paul Shearman, proposition director, mortgages & protection at the Openwork Partnership, said: “Since the close of the government’s Help to Buy scheme and with the current cost of living pressures it’s more difficult than ever for many first-time buyers to get the mortgage they need.

“The addition of Gen H to our lending panel with their innovative solutions and systems will add more options for our advisers and their clients looking for ways to boost their affordability. A lender that supports the intergenerational transfer of wealth will be well received by mortgage and wealth advisers supporting clients and their families.”

Pete Dockar, chief commercial officer at Gen H, added: “We’ve been looking forward to launching with the Openwork Partnership network for some time. We’re aligned in our shared commitment to deliver excellent outcomes for our customers, and we’re delighted that our product offering can support more Openwork customers who are looking to bolster their affordability, or seeking alternative ways to boost their deposit .”

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