LenderHive, a digital mortgage brokerage focused on energy-efficient finance has launched, backed by one of adviser network Rosemount.
Lenderhive, which operates as an Appointed Representative of Rosemount Financial Solutions (IFA) Ltd, aims to simplify access to green mortgages using digital tools and smart property data.
Its platform promises a fully online experience, with document-free processing, milestone notifications, and human advice available when needed.
The business pledged to make mortgages that offer incentives for energy-efficient homes more transparent and accessible.
It joined the Open Property Data Association (OPDA) and adopted open data standards designed to improve information-sharing and consumer choice.
James Armitage, CEO of Lenderhive and a practising mortgage adviser, said: “Mortgages can feel complex, but the continued progress in modern green finance is making sustainable home buying more accessible than ever.
“At Lenderhive, we simplify the process, ensuring borrowers see the best available deals, including green mortgages that align with their financial and environmental goals.”
The move was welcomed by parent network Rosemount, which was recently ranked second for adviser growth in the first quarter of 2025 by Network Consulting.
The firm has seen a substantial rise in appointed representative numbers over the past 12 months.
Ahmed Bawa, CEO of Rosemount Financial Solutions (IFA) Ltd, said: “Lenderhive sets a new industry benchmark, combining innovative technology with consumer-centric service, and regulatory compliance.
“Mortgages which reward energy efficiency are going to become more important in the years ahead, and advisers will play a crucial role in helping borrowers find the right products for their circumstances.
“This is the future of mortgage broking. We are delighted to have Lenderhive within the Rosemount family.”
Maria Harris, Chair of the OPDA, added: “We’re delighted to see Lenderhive supporting transparency and consumer choice through access to smart property and finance data.
“Their approach, adopting our open data standards, is key to OPDA’s goal of making property information easier to access and helping all homebuyers and sellers make better financial decisions.”
