PMS Mortgage Club sees lending and protection volumes rise in H1
Lending volumes increased by 21% YoY between January and June.
PMS Mortgage Club has reported strong year-on-year (YoY) growth across lending, mortgage completions and protection business.
It recorded more than 100,000 mortgage completions during the first half of 2026, up 23% from the same period in 2025.
Lending volumes increased by 21% YoY between January and June.
Protection business also grew, with annual premium equivalent written rising by 12%.
The company supported more than 8,000 advisers and provided access to more than 100 lenders.
Claire Cherrington (pictured), director of PMS and Bankhall, said: “The first half of 2026 has been a strong period for PMS, with growth across lending, mortgage completions and protection business.
“These results reflect the progress and success of PMS firms, supported by the access, insight and expertise that come from being part of one of the UK’s largest mortgage clubs.
“Our scale allows us to build deep relationships with lenders and providers, secure access to a broad range of propositions and invest in the tools and support firms need to operate efficiently and serve more of their clients’ needs.”
Cherrington added: “While market conditions continue to evolve, our focus remains on helping firms make the most of the opportunities in front of them, write quality business and deliver comprehensive advice across mortgages and protection.”
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