Paragon posts £81m pretax profit

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The Paragon Group of Companies has reported an increase in pre-tax profits of 12.5% to £80.8 million for the year which ended on 30 September 2011.

Over this period, Paragon Mortgages’ parent company, saw new lending be re-established and the completion of its first securitisation of buy-to-let loans since 2007.

John Heron , Paragon Mortgages’ managing director, said: “The focus for the year was very much to re-establish our distribution capability and prove our business model. Our return to the buy-to-let market was well received and we have seen both strong credit performance across our buy-to-let loan portfolio and customer retention.

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