Norton Broker Services adds Scroll Finance to lending panel

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Norton Broker Services has added Scroll Finance to its lender panel, giving brokers access to the specialist lender’s buy-to-let second charge proposition.

The move broadens the packager and master broker’s panel as it looks to widen the range of specialist finance options available through its intermediary distribution.

Scroll Finance said it offers flexible finance aimed at brokers and their clients, with a focus on speed, simplicity and transparency in the borrowing process.

For Norton Broker Services, the appointment is intended to give brokers access to a wider spread of funding options for clients with more varied borrowing needs and financial circumstances.

Lisa Muscroft, head of loan broking at Norton Broker Services, said: “We are delighted to be added to the Scroll Finance panel and to be working alongside a lender that shares our focus on delivering flexible and efficient finance solutions for brokers and their clients.

“Expanding our lender panel with partners such as Scroll Finance ensures our brokers have access to a broad range of specialist lending options, helping them to support clients with increasingly diverse financial needs.”

John Webb, head of lending at Scroll Finance, added: “We’re delighted to be adding Norton Broker Services to our panel. Norton has built a strong reputation in specialist finance and is a valued partner for intermediaries, so this is an important step for us as we expand distribution.

“Our buy-to-let second charge proposition is designed to give brokers a fast, transparent route to help their landlord clients borrow against rental property, backed by a modern mortgage platform focused on speed, certainty and service.”

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