Tiuta adds AToM to packaging panel

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All Types of Mortgages Ltd (AToM) has been appointed to the limited distribution packaging panel of Tiuta.

It means the specialist mortgage packager/distributor now has access to the short-term lender’s products.

Peter Turner, director of commercial lending at AToM, said: “We have been working with Tiuta for some time now and find their underwriting and processing refreshing and individual on a case by case basis. We are finding that more customers than ever need short term funding support and the ability to package cases for Tiuta can only enhance our delivery of a good experience for our introducers customers.

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