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What is Which Network ?

Which Network was created following a number of enquiries from brokers who were concerned with increasing problems within their current networks, and at the same time unsure where to obtain good reliable information on the other networks currently in the market.

We are dedicated to helping you to solve these problems with both, comprehensive information provided by the networks, and more importantly, using our industry knowledge and feedback obtained from existing and previous network brokers.

Which Network is also a source of industry information for several of the sectors top magazines, as well as providing marketing assistance and support  to mortgage brokers and financial advisers via the “Adviser Community” section of our website and regular emailed newsletters.

We provide comment on changes within the industry both regulatory changes and changes on working practices from the banks and other lenders.  We are in favour of regulatory change where those changes are required to safe guard Mortgage Brokers or Financial Advisers clients, but fiercely opposed to any changes which we deem to have been put in place only so the government of the day can say they are “doing something” about the latest financial crisis.

With both of its Directors having many years of experience in Financial services both from a financial adviser viewpoint and the financial network position we are dedicated to playing our part in helping to clean up the reputation of the financial services industry.  This is a stigma which has hung over the industry way too long .

In short Which Network will help you find the mortgage network, which best fits your business needs and supports your aspirations, but also we  work with you to help develop your business and fight your corner whenever we can.

“Nothing you couldn’t do yourself really if you have a week to devote to each network, a huge network of contacts within the industry, and a very long boredom threshold”.