TenetLime expands lender panel

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TenetLime has expanded its lending panel with the addition of The West Brom for Intermediaries.

It is the second lender to join TenetLime’s panel in October.

Gemma Harle, TenetLime managing director, said: “The West Brom will lend nationally throughout England and Wales, offering residential mortgages up to 80% LTV, combined with a great range of supporting mortgage products.”

Tony Hall, the West Brom’s head of sales, added: “The Tenet Group has an extensive network of client-focused, quality advisers and we are delighted to be working with them as a new intermediary partner.

“We are offering Tenet access to a competitive range of residential mortgage products backed up by first class service through a dedicated intermediary support team.”

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