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Enterprise boosts its panel further

The addition of Swift to Enterprise's lender panel has taken the current total to 15.

17 October, 2007

Enterprise has revealed that even more lenders will be added to the panel in the coming weeks to coincide with the imminent launch of EDGEV2.

Group CEO Michael Clapper said: "Our panel is always under review, but even more so since the credit crunch. Demand for products is not the issue, so we must do the best we can to provide available and suitable market solutions. We will continue to increase the range and depth of lenders and products available, and the new addition of Swift is a positive step in that direction.”


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