HLPartnership (HLP) has announced the addition of Tandem Bank to its lender panel.
A privately owned mortgage and protection network, HLP said its new relationship with Tandem Bank adds “a new and exciting lender” to its lender portfolio for the benefit of its members.
Tandem Bank has announced several new partnerships already so far in 2023, with HLP following the Right Mortgage & Protection Network, Paradigm, Knowledge Bank, Stonebridge, and the Mortgage Advice Bureau.
CEO at HLP, Chris Tanner, commented: “We are delighted to welcome Tandem Bank to our panel. It is good to see a new lender challenging the status quo with new ideas.
“We are particularly pleased to welcome its reimagined remortgage process which is designed to reduce the time taken to get funds to the customer and the ease with which our members can interact with its underwriters and regional sales managers. We are looking forward to a long and fruitful relationship.”
Sales and distribution director at Tandem Bank, Roger Morris, added: “Education is at the very heart of HLP‘s proposition to assist its brokers to be the best they can. That has always inspired me and is also a key reason for its popularity and success in attracting more broker firms to join it over the past few years.”
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