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New mortgage network launched in London

October 10, 2025 by Alan

A brand new network for mortgage advisors has just been launched in the London area, and it is going by the name Altura Mortgage Finance.

This network has got off to a flying start, with eight broker companies having already signed up to it. Those behind the network have spent most of this year refining its processes and operations, so that the full launch could be as smooth as possible. Now, the network is hoping to attract mortgage advisors who are currently self-employed, but who wish to transition into having companies of their own.

One of the main ways it plans to do that is by giving them the tools they need to reach new clients. That means training advisors in those areas of mortgage advice that most of the standard networks neglect. Examples of this include mortgages for foreign nationals and expats, debt consolidation and unregulated bridging loans.

This will enable advisors to offer more specialist mortgage guidance, which will broaden their potential customer bases. There will be other benefits in signing up to Altura too though, including its community feel. There will be a 24/7 group on WhatsApp that offers mentorship from more senior professionals.

The management team for the network is Guy Nyirenda, James Hughes, Francois Taljaard and Rob Gill. The latter spoke to Financial Reporter following its launch:

“Having set up and run a number of businesses in the past, our management team are keen to share our experiences and expertise with others seeking to do the same.”

This could be an exciting opportunity for those with CeMAP training.

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Alan
Alan

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