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Lenders We Can Act For
A lender panel refers to a list of approved solicitors and conveyancers that a mortgage lender is willing to work with. When you take out a mortgage, your lender may require that your conveyancer or solicitor be on their approved panel to ensure that all legal aspects meet their criteria.
The lender panels we're on
We’re on the conveyancing panels of almost 50 UK mortgage lenders, from the big high street banks to regional building societies and specialist lenders. That includes most of the UK’s biggest names, Halifax, Nationwide, Barclays and HSBC among them, so whoever you’re borrowing from, the chances are we can act for you and your lender in the same transaction.
Why does that matter? If your conveyancer isn’t on your lender’s panel, the lender appoints a separate solicitor to look after its interests. Every document then has to pass through two firms instead of one, which can add weeks. Instructing a firm that’s already on the panel removes that whole layer.
Don't see your lender listed?
This list is always up to date, and it covers the largest residential mortgage lenders in the UK. If your lender isn’t on it, they’re most likely a specialist lender, and it’s possible we can still act for them. Get in touch and tell us who you’re borrowing from, and we’ll confirm either way before you commit to anything.
Lenders don’t hand out panel places. Each one vets a firm’s regulation, insurance and track record before approving them, which is why panel membership is worth checking before you instruct anyone. We’re regulated by the Council for Licensed Conveyancers and maintain our memberships continuously, so the legal work for your mortgage and your purchase or sale or remortgage happens in one place, with one point of contact.
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