Together they have joined the Equity Editorial Board.
The specialist lender offers first financing, second consignment and bridge financing, as well as later life lending.
Together membership brings additional experience and perspective as the later life lending market evolves, the council said.
John Parker, CEO of Personal Finance Together, said: “The organizations that will define the future of lending in later life are those prepared to help shape the market, not just operate within it. Joining the Equity Issue Board is an important step on our strategic journey, providing an opportunity to collaborate with industry leaders, contribute new perspectives and support the continued development of the later life sector.”
Jim Boyd, CEO of the Equity Editorial Board (pictured), said: “We are delighted to welcome them together to the Equity Editorial Board. Their expertise in specialist lending will provide a valuable perspective to our members as the longer-term lending market continues to expand, and we look forward to working with the team to support its continued development.”
The Equity Editorial Board now has more than 800 member firms and 1,800 registered individuals, including service providers, financiers, regulated financial advisers, lawyers, surveyors and others.
Lifetime mortgages are increasingly being used by wealthier homeowners, according to More2life research in August.
