The Mansfield added to Sesame panel

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Sesame has appointed the Mansfield Building Society to its lender panel.

The Mansfield offers a personalised service and bespoke risk assessments with its range of services, particularly in the residential mortgages market.

“The Mansfield is a strong, regional, mutual building society well known for its common–sense approach to underwriting,” said John Cupis, managing director for mortgages at Sesame Bankhall Group.

“We believe that this addition to our lender panel will be welcomed by our network members.”

Mike Taylor, the Mansfield’s sales and marketing manager, added: “We are very excited by this new relationship with Sesame because it provides us with the perfect opportunity to bring our competitive products to the attention of a wider audience.

“This is very much a win, win relationship for Sesame and the Mansfield Building Society, but ultimately, it will be customers who benefit most by having access to a broader range of products and services.”

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