Tandem partners with Dynamo

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Tandem Bank has announced a new partnership with mortgage club, Dynamo for Intermediaries.

Members will now be able to access Tandem’s growing portfolio of first charge residential remortgage and purchase products.

Richard Angell, head of sales and national accounts at Tandem’s mortgages division, said: “We are delighted to be part of Dynamo’s lender panel. We have been impressed by the professionalism of their team, which has been a byword for quality broker support over many years.

“Dynamo has built a distinguished track record educating intermediaries and dealing with their enquiries and has proved, time and again, to be a particularly valuable resource for the broker community.”

Cat Armstrong, mortgage club director at Dynamo for Intermediaries, added: “We’re delighted to have added Tandem Bank to our panel of lenders. Faster processing times through the use of lender-only legals and discounts for applicants with home EPC ratings of A–C are both stand-out features of their proposition.

“We know that clients are interested in being eco-friendly and so we believe that Tandem is a lender that a lot of brokers will be able to utilise to support people on their efficiency journey.”

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