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The Mortgage Alliance launches TMA Large Loans

07 September 2009

The Mortgage Alliance (TMA) has announced the launch of TMA Large Loans through a strategic affiliation with specialist broker largemortgageloans.com

TMA has partnered with largemortgageloans.com to offer directly authorised brokers a large loan referral service providing additional support for brokers with clients looking to arrange mortgages ranging from £500,000 through to £50 million.

Largemortgageloans.com, a division of Clegg Gifford Private Clients, has a specialist team of mortgage advisers available who have vast experience in creating tailored solutions for brokers and their clients and have access to the whole of the UK mortgage market.In addition to arranging sterling mortgages largemortgageloans.com can also arrange bespoke mortgage deals to meet a range of clients' needs, whether they are foreign nationals, British expats, UK residents earning in foreign currencies or 'non-domiciled' UK residents.

Deals can be secured on a range of assets including private jets, yachts, cars, shares and bonds. The large loans specialist also offers a range of competitive interest rates, low arrangement fees and high LTV's.

Largemortgageloans.com has dedicated a website to TMA members containing all the required instructions and support information. Members can follow a link by clicking on the TMA Large Loans section on the TMA website www.themortgagealliance.com. TMA is free to join and this offer is available to all directly authorised brokers.

Phil Whitehouse, Head of TMA, commented:

“The prospect of dealing with a larger than average mortgage may be daunting for some brokers and additional support from a specialist large loans broker could prove invaluable in getting the case through the approval process. We are excited at the prospect of working with the team at largemortgageloans.com to open up a new source of funding to our members. This partnership will not only enable brokers to help win and retain clients but also to provide an additional extra revenue stream option during these tough times.”

Paul Welch, Managing Director of largemortgageloans.com, added:

“With the high street lenders making sweeping cuts to their product ranges and criteria, even treating bonuses differently, brokers may be finding it hard to place large mortgage loans at the moment, with a resulting loss in revenue. That's where largemortgageloans.com aims to help TMA members and their clients.”



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