Together’s distribution capabilities have been significantly extended in the UK through new collaborations with Stonebridge, Rosemount, and Mortgage Intelligence.
- These partnerships enable appointed representatives to access a variety of specialist products, enriching their services.
- The new Together portal has been positively received by advisors for its speed and user-friendliness.
- Projections show the specialist lending market could grow significantly by 2029, highlighting the importance of these partnerships.
- These initiatives aim to support a broader array of customers in achieving their property goals.
Specialist lender Together has expanded its distribution network across the UK by forging new partnerships with Stonebridge, Rosemount, and Mortgage Intelligence. This strategic move will allow appointed representatives within these networks to gain access to Together’s comprehensive range of financial products, including regulated first charge mortgages, buy-to-let (BTL), consumer BTL products, as well as specialised offerings such as bridging loans, commercial term loans, and second charge loans.
The response from financial advisers to these new partnerships has been notably positive, particularly regarding the new Together portal. Nick Parker, Head of Networks and Clubs at Together, mentioned that the feedback emphasises the portal’s speed and ease of use. Such developments not only enhance the user experience but also support advisors in providing innovative financial solutions to their clients.
The future of the specialist lending market looks promising, as evidenced by Together’s Residential Market Report, which predicts a growth from £32 billion to £54 billion between 2023 and 2029. This anticipated 70% increase underscores the importance of making specialist lending products more widely accessible. By extending these services to a greater number of advisors across the UK, Together and its network partners are better equipped to deliver necessary funding solutions to clients who fall outside conventional lending criteria.
These partnerships mark a significant step forward in broadening access to specialist lending across the UK.
