Nomo joins Omni Mortgage Club lender panel

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Omni Mortgage Club has added Sharia-compliant property finance provider Nomo to its lender panel.

The Fintel-owned, whole-of-market mortgage proposition said the agreement would broaden the specialist and international finance options available to its member firms.

Omni Mortgage Club, which was developed with input from advisers and launched in May, combines access to lenders with technology, compliance support and business insight.

Nomo provides Sharia-compliant residential and buy-to-let finance for residents of Kuwait, the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Qatar and Bahrain who are buying or refinancing property in the UK, excluding Northern Ireland.

The lender also supports special purpose vehicles and portfolio landlords. Customers are not required to have an existing UK credit record.

Nomo’s latest Property Pulse report found that searches for UK residential property by Gulf Cooperation Council investors rose by 16% in the first quarter of 2026.

Members of Omni Mortgage Club will also gain access to Nomo’s Broker Academy, which provides guidance on Sharia-compliant property finance and the submission of applications.

Phil Daffern (pictured), head of lender relations at Omni Mortgage Club, said: “We’re particularly pleased to welcome Nomo to Omni Mortgage Club’s lender panel as, with demand for specialist and international property finance solutions continuing to grow, it is important that our members have access to a diverse range of lenders that can support clients with different needs and circumstances.

“Nomo’s expertise in supporting GCC residents looking to purchase or refinance UK property, combined with its Sharia-compliant financing proposition, provides advisers with greater choice and flexibility when sourcing solutions for their clients.”

Layla Hamidian, head of property finance sales and servicing at Nomo, said: “We’re delighted to join Omni Mortgage Club’s lender panel and make our specialist property finance offering available to its member firms.

“As interest from GCC investors in UK property continues to grow, it’s important that advisers can access solutions tailored to the needs of international buyers.

“Sharia-compliant property finance provides a transparent and ethical route to property ownership and investment, yet it remains relatively underrepresented across the intermediary market.

“We look forward to working closely with Omni Mortgage Club’s members and helping them better serve clients seeking property finance in the UK.”

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