TFC Homeloans expands lender panel

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TFC Homeloans has added Kensington to its panel of lenders.

Brokers will now be able to access all of the lender’s core range of residential and buy-to-let products, and its 90% LTV residential semi-exclusive two and three-year fixed rates through the specialist distributor.

Nigel Payne (pictured), managing director of TFC, said: “Kensington is one of the most experienced specialist lenders in the mortgage market, with a team that understands this market inside out and a fantastic range of products to boot. We can’t wait to start working together again.”

Steve Griffiths, head of sales and distribution at Kensington Mortgages, added: “We look for distributors that understand our focus on lending for real life, and TFC has been at the heart of the specialist lending market for 25 years. We look forward to helping its broker partners find competitive mortgage solutions for their clients.”

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