Dudley Building Society joins Mortgage Intelligence panel

Dudley Building Society has been added to Mortgage Intelligence’s lender panel, providing network members with access to its range of specialist mortgage products.

The society offers solutions for complex cases, including expats, the self-employed and those seeking lending into or beyond retirement.

It also considers properties with non-standard construction, holiday lets and self-builds.

Dudley Building Society has recently reduced selected discounted rates across its specialist range and introduced a suite of five-year fixed rate products for residential, buy-to-let and holiday let lending.

Distribution director at Dudley Building Society, Robert Oliver, said: "Mortgage Intelligence has an outstanding reputation for working in tandem with advisers and really understanding the challenges they face. Joining their panel gives us the chance to support more of those brokers with cases that don’t always fit neatly into standard criteria.

"We’ve always focused on borrowers who sit outside the mainstream, and this partnership is another way for us to help advisers find a way forward for clients who might otherwise be overlooked."

Head of products and partnerships at Mortgage Intelligence, Graham Wood, added: "We’re delighted to welcome Dudley Building Society to our lender panel. The focus on real people, niche solutions, and a truly personal approach to lending aligns perfectly with our commitment to supporting advisers and their clients. In a market that continues to evolve, partnering with a specialist lender like Dudley offers our members even greater access to flexible, tailored mortgage solutions that make a real difference."



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