The Buckinghamshire agrees new LMS deal

Published on

LMS, the conveyancing solutions provider, has signed a further three-year contract with Buckinghamshire Building Society to provide its Panel Link service.

The mutual will continue to have access to the Panel Link service which provides the lender with a fully vetted, secure panel of law firms.

The Society’s borrowers will also be able to use LMS’ free ‘Bank Account Check’ service to verify the bank details of their law firm before transferring funds.

Nick Chadbourne (pictured), chief executive of LMS, said: “More than 120,000 consumers took out a mortgage with a building society in the first quarter of this year and we are extremely pleased to be extending our relationship with Buckinghamshire Building Society.

“This is testament to the value Panel Link offers, as we strive to enable an easy and secure conveyancing process for borrowers across the UK.

“Close cooperation between firms not only delivers better outcomes for customers, but also helps drive improvements and modernisation in the conveyancing process. We look forward to continue working towards this goal with Buckinghamshire Building Society.”

Tim Vigeon, head of lending at the Buckinghamshire Building Society, added: “LMS’ Panel Link is a market-leading service which gives our members  a better experience and confidence over the security of the conveyancing process.

“We only work with carefully selected trusted partners and it was a natural choice for us to extend this relationship, as we build on the excellent work we have done together so far.”

COMMENT ON MORTGAGE SOUP

We want to hear from you!
Leave a comment and get the conversation started.
You need to register to post, so please login or sign up below.

Latest articles

UK Mortgage Convention set to return with focus on DA brokers

The UK Mortgage Convention will return in 2026 with a renewed emphasis on supporting...

Misconceptions still stopping would-be buyers from applying for mortgages

A majority of would-be homebuyers are holding back from applying for a mortgage because...

Estate agent LRG lined up for £800m sale

One of Britain’s largest estate agency groups is being readied for a sale that...

IMLA warns FCA: keep mortgage advice at the heart of reform

The Intermediary Mortgage Lenders Association has welcomed a move towards greater regulatory flexibility in...

4Syte secures £100m funding facility from NatWest and British Business Bank

Specialist finance provider 4Syte has agreed a new facility of up to £100m with...

Latest publication

Other news

UK Mortgage Convention set to return with focus on DA brokers

The UK Mortgage Convention will return in 2026 with a renewed emphasis on supporting...

Misconceptions still stopping would-be buyers from applying for mortgages

A majority of would-be homebuyers are holding back from applying for a mortgage because...

Estate agent LRG lined up for £800m sale

One of Britain’s largest estate agency groups is being readied for a sale that...