The Ipswich to broaden network distribution

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The Ipswich Building Society is widening its distribution through a number of network partners.

The first partner is Legal & General Mortgage Club.

Kate Ley, head of mortgage sales at the Ipswich Building Society, said: “Over the next six months we’re really looking to expand our distribution. We’ve grown a reputation for being particularly active in specialist mortgage markets such as expat and self build, and we’re grateful for the broker support we’ve had in this area to date.

“We’re now in a position to be able to extend the opportunity to access our products to other brokers and a wider variety of their clients.”

The Ipswich Building Society’s complete mortgage range was previously available to Legal & General’s Key Partner firms but this latest move will enable all Legal & General Mortgage Club members access to the Society’s products.

Ley added: “We already have a good history of well-packaged business via Legal & General Mortgage Club and as a medium-sized building society that takes a manual approach to underwriting, the ability to have control over mortgage products and volumes is also really important to us.

“We’re also looking forward to working alongside Legal & General Mortgage Club to strengthen our broker relationships nationwide.”

Danny Belton, head of lender relationships at Legal & General Mortgage Club, said: “We’ve had great feedback from our advisers who have already placed business with Ipswich Building Society, and we are pleased to be extending their terms to offer products to all of our club members.

“Regional building societies play an important role in the industry and we want to ensure valued lenders such as Ipswich are on the radar of borrowers who are not in their immediate vicinity, to prevent the borrower missing out on products which are best suited to their needs. Therefore, we’re delighted to be working more closely with Ipswich Building Society for the benefit of all of our club members.”

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