West One Loans partners with Sesame Bankhall Group

PMS Mortgage Club and Sesame Network, part of Sesame Bankhall Group (SBG), has appointed West One Loans to its panel.

More than 8,000 advisers will having access to West One’s buy-to-let (BTL) products and end-to-end service.

Partnering with PMS and Sesame is part of West One’s ongoing move to widen its distribution to include networks and mortgage clubs, making its BTL offering more accessible.

The move also follows West One’s launch of a new range of BTL products earlier this month as well as the expansion of its BTL team at the start of the year.

Managing director of West One’s BTL division, Andrew Ferguson, commented: “SBG is one of the UK’s leading mortgage distributors and a great partner for West One to launch with, via their PMS and Sesame brands, particularly when we have a new range of products for their advisers to access.

“As a specialist one-stop-shop we can provide brokers with the flexible and pragmatic approach they are looking for, particularly if trying to move on a deal at pace. We’re pleased to now make that available through PMS and Sesame.”

SBG specialist lending relationship manager, Stephanie Charman, added: “Adding West One to our market leading panel will bring real value for our advisers, as demand for specialist BTL products continues to rise.

“West One will bring a great new range to the panel which supports our ongoing aim of providing advisers with the best possible solutions for their clients, particularly at times of high demand such as this, in the property market.”

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