Octopus Real Estate, part of Octopus Group and a leading UK specialist real estate lender and investor, has completed on a £30 million loan to aid the acquisition of a 182,764 sqft office.
Roma Finance, the lender less ordinary, has launched new bridging and development ranges with improved rates and enhanced criteria.
More great news for members of FIBA, part of SimplyBiz, as short-term bridging lender Ascot Bridging Finance is added to its lender panel.
Hope Capital has achieved a number of company records, owing to an extremely successful quarter in business.
Reward has always prided itself on the flexibility of its funding and felt that traditional invoice finance was too restrictive, with over complicated fees and charging structures.
Asset-based lender Ultimate Finance has reduced its Bridging rates following significant milestones which saw the company achieve a 12-month period in Bridging Finance where they paid out a total of £70m of new business, including the highest ever monthly figure of £20m in May, and saw the Bridging loan book grow to record levels.
We are pleased to confirm some exciting product changes within our BTL range from Wednesday 23rd June. Our new product range will be available for selection on our broker portal from this date.
Brightstar Financial has launched The Specialist Lending Virtual Expo – a free one day digital event for brokers that will provide the latest insights to help them develop and grow their specialist mortgage business.
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24 Jun 2021