PMS adds to lender panel

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PMS has appointed Manchester Building Society to its lender panel.

The PMS panel now consists of 49 lenders.

Manchester Building Society predominantly provides residential and buy-to-let mortgages and offers a personalised service and bespoke risk assessments.

The Society has been on the Sesame network lender panel for many years and now PMS members can also access the Manchester’s individual, non credit-scoring approach to writing business.

John Cupis, managing director of PMS, said: “The Manchester is a strong

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