The Nottingham has confirmed its return to full mortgage distribution across its broker network.
The move comes just over two weeks after the building society announced a phased return, via 12 networks and large firms.
In late September, the Nottingham announced it was withdrawing its products to work through “unprecedented” numbers of summer applications.
The society has now returned to the mortgage market with a range of fixed rate and discount residential, buy-to-let (BTL), limited company BTL and self-build products.
Head of intermediary sales, Nikki Warren-Dean, commented: “We have been true to our word and are fully up and running again with distribution to our entire broker network – as we said a couple of weeks ago that we were looking to do very soon.
“Returning in a structured and measured way was really important to ensure we could maintain the high levels of service we pride ourselves on, and we are delighted to now be in a position to be working with our entire network again.”
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