Mortgage Force partners with The Right Mortgage and Protection

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The Right Mortgage and Protection has been welcoming a number of directly authorised advisers from Mortgage Force to its network.

Kevin Duffy, CEO of Mortgage Force, said he had chosen to partner with The Right Mortgage and Protection due to its “refreshing, customer-centric approach to financial services”.

Martin Wilson (pictured), joint managing director of The Right Mortgage and Protection said he was “delighted to welcome Mortgage Force advisers to the network” and was “looking forward to helping them build their respective brands”.

Duffy added: “We remain very much committed to a DA model. But like many of the industry’s well-established players , we want to be able to explore all of the options and where appropriate have the ability to trial other business models as no one approach fits all.

“The Right Mortgage and Protection is an exciting and growing venture and this pilot-partnership has the potential to become something meaningful for all parties.”

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