Brilliant Solutions launches SME Lending Solutions for intermediaries
The new service is designed to give introducers access to specialist commercial finance support for SME clients.
Brilliant Solutions has announced the launch of a dedicated SME lending proposition for advisers and professional partners.
The new proposition is designed to help introducers place SME lending enquiries, supported by Brilliant Solutions’ specialist knowledge, lender relationships and case-management capability.
It will provide access to funding options for businesses seeking finance for growth, cashflow, working capital, asset purchase, property investment or other commercial requirements.
For intermediaries, the launch creates a clear route into the SME lending market without the need to manage complex lender engagement alone. Brilliant Solutions will support enquiries from initial discussion through to completion, helping identify suitable routes for clients.
Sonny Gosai (pictured), director of bridging, buy-to-let and commercial at Brilliant Solutions, said: “SME clients often need practical, timely access to finance, but the market can be complex for introducers to navigate. Our new SME lending proposition is built to make that process easier, giving introducers a trusted specialist partner who can help assess the requirement, access appropriate lenders and support the case through to completion.
“This is a natural extension of the support Brilliant Solutions already provides across specialist lending. We are focused on helping introducers broaden the solutions available to their clients while delivering the relationship-led service and expertise they expect from us.”
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