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New advisor club announced by The Mortgage Lender

April 6, 2022 by Brendan O'Neill

The Mortgage Lender (TML) has announced that it is launching a new club that intermediaries will be invited to join, and it will offer networking opportunities, access to events and exclusive online content.

This club has been named Society, and roughly 200 mortgage intermediaries have thus far received invitations to join it. TML has stated that it is beginning by inviting those intermediary firms that it already works with, but that the net is likely to be spread wider in the future.

Those that join Society will be able to benefit from the insights and advice offered by professionals working for TML and will get the chance to attend online training events that are put together by the corporate training organisation ActionCoach.

They will also get to take part in question-and-answer sessions with important individuals from within the mortgage sector and provide their own thoughts about the products offered by TML.

Speaking to Mortgage Solutions, TML Chief Executive Peter Beaumont stated that the launch of this club showed that the lender was committing to fostering good relationships with intermediaries. He then added that:

“We are fully invested in these relationships, and I am thrilled to finally announce the benefits we can provide to intermediaries with a ‘Society’ membership.”

Beaumont concluded by saying that the aim was help these firms to grow their businesses via a mixture of useful events, research and expert insights.

Society sounds like a club that most mortgage advisors with the necessary CeMAP qualification will be keen to join.

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Brendan O'Neill
Brendan O'Neill

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