Mortgage Support Network (MSN) has confirmed it is not one of the four networks told by the Financial Services Authority (FSA) to stop recruiting members. MSN continues to actively recruit appointed representatives (ARs) and is hoping to add a further 100 mortgage firms to its network over the next 12 months.
Jason Graham, managing director at MSN, said: “We feel it necessary in light of the continued speculation over who the four networks actually are to ensure both our existing members and new ARs looking to join us that we were not one of the four.”
TMB enhances range
The Mortgage Business (TMB) has revamped its self-certification, house-to-house and multi buy-to-let products.
TMB has launched seven self-cert products made up of three fixed rates, one tracker and three flexible, with four house-to-house tracker products also available. TMB has also launched three multi buy-to-let products, which includes the refunding of the valuation fee and tracker rates.
Platform reveals
‘clickapplication’ popularity
Platform has revealed its online application facility ‘clickapplication’ has transacted over 1,000 applications in its first three weeks.
‘Clickapplication’ enables mortgage intermediaries to submit a full application through the Platform website by also using its online pre-sale Key Facts Illustration (KFI) and decision tools.
