A&L goes fully online

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Alliance & Leicester has put its entire range of prime residential and specialist BTL, self-certification and near-prime mortgages fully online for intermediary access.

They are available to all intermediaries, whether directly authorised or working as appointed representatives, and allow immediate decisions and KFIs to be given. A&L’s system will also cascade borrowers up and down is prime, near prime and credit adverse range, to find the most appropriate product to meet specific circumstances. The lender says the new facilities meet intermediary demand for a “one-stop-shop” approach, while also facilitating its move towards becoming a broader-based lender, including for those whose credit profiles do not meet the norm. If you have any comments y...

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