HTB added to PMS and Sesame panels

PMS Mortgage Club and Sesame Network, part of Sesame Bankhall Group, have announced the addition of Hampshire Trust Bank (HTB) to their BTL and bridging finance panels for advisers.

PMS operates one of the largest mortgage clubs in the UK for brokers directly regulated by the FCA, and Bankhall is a market-leading support services business for firms also directly FCA regulated. As Sesame, each is part of one of the UK’s largest appointed representative networks.

Sesame and PMS specialist lending relationship manager, Stephanie Charman, said: “We are very pleased to partner with HTB to provide our Sesame and PMS members with further options for their specialist BTL, bridging and development finance enquiries.

“HTB takes a personal underwriting approach with every application, which means complex cases can be considered that other lenders may decline.”

HTB, the specialist bank, is focused on providing specialist business finance, specialist mortgages and development finance solutions.

Sales director at HTB, Alex Upton, added: “We are delighted to have joined Sesame and PMS’s lending panels and excited to bring our specialist lending solutions to a wider audience of broker partners.

“Both Sesame and PMS have strong reputations in the lending market, and we are pleased to support their proposition by expanding our support for more mortgage brokers, who will now have access to our dedicated team of specialists and innovative range of products.”

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