Kuflink joins Dynamo for Intermediaries panel

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Kuflink has become the latest lender to join Dynamo for Intermediaries’ lender panel.

All of Kuflink’s products will now be available via Dynamo to its members.

Ranjit Narwal (pictured), Kuflink’s head of origination, said: “We champion businesses like Dynamo for Intermediaries because they represent the best depository of market knowledge that is there specifically to help the broking community.

“How many brokers have the time to research all possible lenders in order to come up with a well-balanced solution to present to a prospective client? That is why we are delighted to work with Dynamo for Intermediaries.”

Cat Armstrong, Dynamo for Intermediaries’ mortgage club director, added: “Kuflink is an exciting new addition to our lender panel and one that I am sure will be warmly welcomed by our brokers.

“Kuflink demonstrates commitment to fast turnarounds through the use of desktop valuations, AVMs and drive-bys on bridging loans, along with flexibility when it comes to providing tailored solutions – an approach that is more valuable than ever in the current market.”

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