Britannia Building Society has seen mortgage lending beat average market growth levels, while profits were also up.
The lender saw gross mortgage lending up 22 per cent to £8.4bn in 2006, with profits up from £120.5m in 2005 to £130.4m.
The society says its intermediary lender Platform improved its product range and saw enhancements over the year such as the launch clickapplication, a new online application process, alongside the clickdecision online decision in principle service.
Britannia chief executive Neville Richardson said: "Britannia's record results reflect a growing business that is delivering for its members. Sales of mortgages, personal loans, investment and insurance were increased in an immensely competitive market. This is thanks to our people who are fully engaged, skilled and dedicated in a way few companies can match."
The lender saw gross mortgage lending up 22 per cent to £8.4bn in 2006, with profits up from £120.5m in 2005 to £130.4m.
The society says its intermediary lender Platform improved its product range and saw enhancements over the year such as the launch clickapplication, a new online application process, alongside the clickdecision online decision in principle service.
Britannia chief executive Neville Richardson said: "Britannia's record results reflect a growing business that is delivering for its members. Sales of mortgages, personal loans, investment and insurance were increased in an immensely competitive market. This is thanks to our people who are fully engaged, skilled and dedicated in a way few companies can match."
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