Gen H joins Mortgage Intelligence panel

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Residential mortgage lender Gen H has partnered with Mortgage Intelligence.

Bournemouth-based Mortgage Intelligence was established in 1996 and is part of Connells Group. It has three AR networks and Next Intelligence DA mortgage club serving 4,500 members specialising in mortgages, protection and general insurance.

Advisers with the Mortgage Intelligence network will gain access to Gen H pro, its proprietary submissions platform, which allows them to submit and track all cases.

This partnership brings Gen H’s intermediary panel to over 16,500 advisers.

John Cupis, managing director at Mortgage Intelligence, said: “We’re delighted to be partnering with Gen H to offer our network and club members access to this exciting lender. They entered the market with an innovative, unique offering poised to help more of today’s buyers achieve their aspirations of homeownership.

“This collaboration reinforces our commitment to empowering our members with diverse solutions to serve as many clients as possible.”

Pete Dockar, chief commercial officer at Gen H, added: “We’ve been looking forward to working with Mortgage Intelligence for quite some time.

“We’re aligned in our shared commitment to delivering the very best service and systems, and with this shared focus, we look forward to helping support many more homebuyers through 2024 and beyond.”

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