TFC Homeloans expands lender panel

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TFC Homeloans has announced the addition of the Dudley Building Society to its lender panel.

Brokers can now access all of the society’s mortgage products through the specialist distributor.

Dudley Building Society’s range of products is available exclusively via intermediaries and tailored towards non-standard clients who are not currently well served by the mainstream lending community.

Nigel Payne, TFC Homeloans’ managing director, said: “Dudley Building Society puts the broker at the heart of its distribution and product design, and understands that excellent service is a key part of the mortgage mix. For this reason they are a natural partner for TFC and we are thrilled to have them on board as a lender partner.”

Jeremy Wood, chief executive of Dudley Building Society, added: “We have been impressed with TFC’s service ethic and commitment to the intermediary community we both serve. Having a distributor of TFC’s calibre brings extra depth to our panel.

“Being headquartered in Cheshire, TFC’s geographical position also gives Northern-based intermediaries a more local alternative point of contact to make use of the Dudley proposition.”

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