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The Loans Engine says that its partnership with Mortgage Brain’s sourcing platform is now live allowing the broker to offer packaging services.   The firm adds that the mortgage software firm’s Sourcing Brain hub’s more than 15,000 users give it access to a wider network of intermediaries.    Mortgage Brain provides

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West One Loans has been added to Legal & General Mortgage Club’s residential mortgage intermediary panel, which the specialist lenders says is part of “a major expansion of its distribution strategy”.  It adds the deal means brokers writing cases through the club will be able to access the firm’s new range of

West One Loans has launched a range of first-charge residential mortgage loans that it says are “aimed at borrowers who are underserved by high-street lenders”.   Its range is open to first-time buyers, home movers and remortgage customers who have typically been unable to secure finance from mainstream lenders.  

The Loans Engine has appointed three new trainee advisers to its second charge team. The appointments, which are part of the specialist finance broker’s 2022 growth plans, include Francesco Amato, Mohmmad Ahmed and Tanisha Morris. In addition, The Loans Engine has promoted Daniel Duggan to lead the team and will

Enra has appointed Ryan McGrath as its new programme manager to deliver change programmes within Enra’s strategic change roadmap.

TLE has added Holme Finance Bridging Solutions (HFBS) to its lender panel, giving access to its range of bridging products.

The Loans Engine said that chief executive Ryan McGrath left the firm at the end of October as part of a restructuring of the business. The finance broker’s chairman and founder Andrew Turner says: “Ryan has made a fantastic contribution to the success of the business over the last 20 years.” He adds: “While I am

The Loans Engine has revealed that Ryan McGrath left the firm at the end of October in connection with a restructuring of the business.

The Loans Engine (TLE) has launched a fully advised service for all specialist residential mortgage cases.