AOBP welcomes second lender for 2015
The Association of Bridging Professionals is pleased to reveal the latest lender to join as an Associate Lender member.
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Specialist short term lender Peninsula Finance has become the 28th lender to join the AOBP.
Peninsula, who formally launched in 2002, has roots in lending dating back to the 1920s. The lender has lent in excess of £120 million to SMEs, companies, partnerships and individuals over the past 13 years.
Daniel Palmer, CEO of Peninsula Finance plc, commented:
“I am delighted that we have joined the Association of Bridging Professionals. Peninsula has been an established since short-term lender for many years now and we see joining the AOBP as a key part of our growth plans as we strive to offer our flexible finance solutions to a wider broker audience.
“The AOBP is playing an ever-increasing role in our market sector and we look forward to supporting its objectives and working with all members and associates.”
The Plymouth-based lender specialises in short-term lending, primarily secured on Commercial Property and accepts a wide range for security. According to Daniel, their expertise lies in their ability to adopt a flexible approach to applications and work quickly and effectively to completion.
AOBP Chairman and CEO of Brightstar Financial, Rob Jupp, stated:
“It’s a pleasure to see our lender support base growing at such a healthy rate.
“Our Executive Committee members who met with Daniel and his team were impressed with their business model and knowledge of the market, making Peninsula a worthy addition to the Association.”
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