Impact Specialist Finance has announced that its exclusive and semi-exclusive products can now be sourced through Mortgage Brain.
The products are available via the intermediary product sourcing system, Sourcing Brain.
Impact’s packaging business is a mortgage distributor with 30 years of experience and supports brokers with a range of cases including complex prime residential, buy-to-let, bridging loans, commercial finance, development finance, equity release and later life lending.
“Specialist lenders regularly give us access to exclusive and semi-exclusive products that are not available to brokers directly,” commented Impact managing director, Dale Jannels. “Until now, these could not be accessed on Mortgage Brain, which meant that brokers could not view, select, recommend or produce KFIs on our products, if they used the system.
“We were keen to remove this barrier to enable more brokers to recommend and choose our products for their customers.”
Mortgage Brain sales and marketing director, Neil Wyatt, added: “In a market that is becoming increasingly complex it is critical that we work closely with specialist distributors to ensure that our users and their customers have the widest possible options available to view, source and recommend.
“I have known and worked with the team at Impact for over 20 years and so am delighted to now be working with them and able to display their products on our sourcing tools.”
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