CBFL acquires Mayfair Bridging
Capital Bridging Finance Limited has announced its acquisition of Mayfair Bridging for an undisclosed sum.
In just over six years Mayfair has established a strong portfolio of bridging products in the property investment and business sale sectors. The acquisition brings further specialist origination to support Capital Bridging’s growth plans. Mayfair will continue to operate under its own brand, leveraging the additional funding capacity made available through the acquisition and focussing on high quality relationships across the UK to continue to develop the business.
Keith Aldridge, Managing Director of Capital Bridging commented:
“Mayfair is a great fit with Capital Bridging. They are a credible team with a strong portfolio of products and a reputation for delivering high quality service. We are delighted to welcome them to the team.”
Shoaib Bux of Mayfair said:
“The opportunity to build our business alongside Capital Bridging’s, leveraging their strong expertise and significant funding capacity is a great endorsement of what we have achieved and the potential we have for the future. We already enjoy a positive working relationship with the Capital Bridging team and are now excited about building a future alongside them.”
John Jenkins, CEO of Capital Bridging added:
“We are delighted to find an established and successful team to add to the Capital Bridging family. The acquisition provides significant growth benefits for both businesses. Bringing Mayfair alongside our existing business expands our reach and means we can offer our highly adaptable solutions to even more customers across the UK."
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