Virgin Money pledges commitment to intermediaries

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Virgin Money has sought to offer its commitment to intermediaries following its acquisition of Northern Rock.

The process of integrating the two businesses has started, with Virgin Money claiming that the aim is to build a bank that is “better for everyone and a major new force in the mortgage and savings markets””.

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