Sesame Bankhall adds Scottish BS to lender panels

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Scottish Building Society has been added to the Sesame and PMS lender panels.

The mutual’s products include specific self-build, first time buyer and guarantor mortgage products, as well as the building society’s personalised service and bespoke risk assessments.

John Cupis, managing director of PMS, said: “Scottish Building Society is a strong, regional, mutual building society well known for its common–sense approach to underwriting.

“We believe that this addition to our lender panel will be welcomed by our network and directly authorised members.”

“This is excellent news for Scottish Building Society,” added John Lloyd, head of sales and development for Scottish Building Society.

“We offer niche mortgage products with first class personal service and have been doing so since 1848. Our traditional and risk averse business model is sustainable and transparent and we look forward to working with Sesame and PMS.”

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