Ingard ARs get access to Axis Bank UK products

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Axis Bank UK has announced the addition of Ingard Financial to its intermediary distribution panel.

Ingard’s appointed representatives will have direct access to Axis Bank UK’s full buy-to-let range as well as having the option to submit via the networks own specialist mortgage packager.

Aimed at professional landlords with two or more investment properties, Axis Bank UK’s products cater for individuals and limited companies buying or refinancing most types of properties, including HMOs, multi-unit blocks, shared houses, holiday lets and Airbnb.

Jason Neale, head of buy-to-let business at Axis Bank UK said: “We are delighted to be working with Ingard to bring their members more options for their buy-to-let clients. Ingard advisers have always proven to be keen to engage with lenders and take advantage of new opportunities, so I’m sure we can work together to place more buy-to-let business.”  

David Ewing, Ingard’s managing director, added: “Axis Bank UK will be a very popular addition to our panel due to its competitive product range, specialist criteria and  commitment to making complex buy-to-let lending very simple.

“More importantly, the ability to assess cases on an individual basis and approve common sense propositions that some of the more automated lenders are unable to, will greatly help our members to place more of their buy-to-let enquires.”

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