Mark Lynch, Head of Treasury at BLME, said: “The Moneyfacts award is a prestigious achievement which reflects the dedicated level of service to our customers, through what has been a difficult 12 months. The award aims to provide customers with a continued level of confidence and reassurance in a competitive marketplace.”

Paul Adams, Sales Director at Pepper Money, said: “At Pepper Money, we constantly strive to deliver customers the highest quality proposition to meet the needs of a diverse range of circumstances. Winning any award that recognises this commitment is fantastic, but the Moneyfacts Awards are particularly pleasing, given their excellent reputation and the rigorous approach taken by the judges.”

Emma Brown, Group Head of Marketing at SortRefer, said: “It’s great to have a trusted awards process that is voted for by individuals within our industry. Having won Moneyfacts awards over the years, they are valuable in ensuring the high standards and rewarding and celebrating the successes.”

Lee Tillcock, Editor of Moneyfacts, said:

“COVID-19 caused consumers, brokers and providers to re-evaluate the ways in which they undertook their working lives. Against this backdrop, the finalists and eventual winners at this year’s awards should be rightly proud of their achievements and have offered a range of products and services that have best supported the personal finance sector, at a time when its success and growth remain so crucial. We were greatly impressed with the level of commitment shown and the upbeat comments given by service providers and brokers. There is little doubt that the levels of choice and willingness to find real financial solutions continue to improve and the continuing success of the roadmap out of lockdown provides a real sense of optimism.”

To see the full list of awarded companies, please click here.