Skipton enters Northern Ireland market

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Skipton enters Northern Ireland market

Skipton Building Society has extended its operations to Northern Ireland in a move it has described as "the next logical step".

The building society already has a presence in Northern Ireland through a subsidiary Amber Homeloans and is set to build on this relationship.

Also, the products offered to the market will be provided through a combination of estate agents, mortgage brokers and financial advisers.

Dave Forrest, Skipton Building Society's intermediary sales manager, will use his knowledge of the Northern Ireland market to keep tabs on intermediaries.

"Skipton has won numerous awards for its service so we wanted to extend this to Northern Ireland. With a good supply of buyers and a plentiful stock of modern housing the market is strong – and should certainly remain so for the foreseeable future," Paul Darwin, head of intermediary sales at Skipton, said.

He concluded: "Most of the networks of mortgage brokers we deal with already have a presence in the area so this was the next logical step for us and ultimately, the borrower can only benefit from the greater choice of products."

Established back in 1853, Skipton Building Society is currently the seventh largest society in the UK and is a mutual organisation.

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