Happy Brokers extends lender panel

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Master broker Happy Brokers has extended its lender panel with the addition of Lancashire Mortgage Corporation and bridging finance from Blemain Finance.

Introducers of Happy Brokers will now be able to place commercial term and bridging loans with Lancashire Mortgage Corporation and first or second charge semi-commercial and buy-to-let bridging finance and residential second charge bridging loans with Blemain Finance.

Paul Lefevre, managing director of Happy Brokers, said: “We are delighted to expand the range of Blemain Group products that we offer our brokers with the addition of Lancashire Mortgage Corporation and Blemain Finance bridging loans to our panel. This will enable us to provide our intermediaries with a complete solution for all their commercial and semi-commercial cases

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