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Primis adds Ecology Building Society to lender panel

June 30, 2025 by Heidi

Primis Mortgage Network has announced that Ecology Building Society will be joining its panel of lenders, which means that advisors who are part of the network will have access to its product slate.

Ecology Building Society is a lender that stands out within the marketplace due to its concentration on ethical products and sustainability. It provides loans for affordable housing, shared ownership properties and self-build ones. The overriding mission of the company is to help with the conversion of existing properties into sustainable ones and to bring empty properties back into usage.

The lender’s senior mortgages proposition and product manager is Daniel Capstick. He spoke to Mortgage Solutions after the news was announced, stating that teaming up with Primis would enable it to reach more people with its green lending.

He then continued by saying that:

“As more people look to reduce their carbon footprint and live more sustainably, we are proud to work with like-minded partners who share our values. We’re excited to support Primis advisors in offering our mortgage solutions to a wider audience of brokers.”

The Primis Network is owned by LSL Group. Craig Hall from LSL stated that it is the largest network of its kind in the country. He added that this made it essential that the network offers the widest possible range of products for its advisors.

Most people with the CeMAP mortgage advisor qualification will be pleased by this news, whether they are members of the network or not. This is due to the importance of green mortgage lending.

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Heidi
Heidi

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