HomeLoan Partnership expands lender panel

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HomeLoan Partnership (HLP) has appointed the West Bromwich Building Society to its panel of lenders.

Christopher Tanner, CEO of HomeLoan Partnership, said: “We are always looking to enhance our proposition with lenders which we feel can add value and choice to our members. The West Brom is a welcome return to our panel and we look forward to working closely with them in the future.

“Their range of products has always been competitively priced and offers our members further choice in meeting customer needs.”

Richard Scott, the West Brom for Intermediaries’ national account manager, said: “We are delighted to be part of HomeLoan Partnership’s panel and look forward to working in close partnership with them and their advisers to develop our relationship.

“We are offering HLP access to a competitive range of residential mortgage products. This is backed up by a full online DIP, application, document upload and case tracking system, as well as first class personal service through a dedicated intermediary support team.”

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