Tiuta added to AMPD panel

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Specialist lender Tiuta has teamed up with The Alliance of Mortgage Packagers and Distributors (AMPD) as the packaging alliance seeks to increase the players on its lending panel.

AMPD members will now have access to Tiuta’s range of short to medium term finance propositions. Tiuta says it will work closely with AMPD members to ensure they have direct access to a decision maker and tailored solutions to suit a range of individual circumstances.

George Patellis, CEO at Tiuta, said: “It’s no secret that the packaging arena has been hit hard over recent years

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