Sesame expands bridging panel

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Sesame Bankhall Group (SBG) has announced that appointed representatives (ARs) of Sesame network and members of PMS mortgage club now have access to Aldermore Bank’s range of bridging loan products.

Aldermore offers bridging rates starting from 0.64% per month on residential loans up to £3 million, with a maximum LTV of 75%.

John Cupis, managing director of mortgages at SBG, said: “We believe that extending our bridging loan offering with the addition of Aldermore Bank will be popular with members.

“Bridging is a growing market, which represents a great opportunity for brokers to widen the services they can offer their clients.”

Rob Barnard, head of intermediary distribution at Aldermore, added: “We are very pleased to be added to SBG’s bridging panel and look forward to being able to offer their members access to our bridging products.

“Aldermore have a good working relationship with SBG and this is a positive step to strengthen that relationship and make our bridging finance products more accessible to the market.”

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