Complete FS appoints onsite InterBay underwriter
Complete FS has strengthened its relationship with InterBay Commercial by appointing an onsite underwriter from the commercial lender.
"The introduction of an onsite underwriter was the natural next step to enable even quicker decision making and expert support, especially for complex cases."
Interbay’s underwriter will be present in Complete’s Southampton offices on Monday, Wednesday and Friday every week.
The arrangement follows the appointment of an onsite underwriter from Kent Reliance.
Tony Salentino, director at Complete FS, commented: “We are delighted to be offered this resource from InterBay and the lion’s share of the thanks must go to our case managers, who deal with InterBay and Kent Reliance on a daily basis. This is a testament to their professionalism, market knowledge, experience, dedication to serving their introducers and the strong working relationships they have forged with their opposite numbers at Interbay and Kent Reliance.
“Achieving a 90% enquiry to completion rate is unheard of and with an underwriter now on site, our introducers will be even better served. If ever there was a solid business argument for brokers to make use of packagers, then this is it. Consistent decisioning, quicker offers and more completions than going direct."
Darrell Walker, head of sales for InterBay Commercial, added: “It is testimony to the strength of the relationship between InterBay and Complete, that the introduction of an onsite underwriter was the natural next step to enable even quicker decision making and expert support, especially for complex cases.”
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