Gatehouse Capital joins Knowledge Bank
The lender says making its criteria accessible via Knowledge Bank will make it easier for brokers to match client requirements with its offering.
Bridging finance lender, Gatehouse Capital, has partnered with mortgage search platform Knowledge Bank to give brokers greater access to its criteria.
The partnership is designed to help brokers find answers more quickly when assessing whether a case may fit the client’s short-term finance proposition.
Gatehouse Capital provides bridging finance secured against residential property and mixed-use assets that are predominantly residential.
Mark Dyason, managing director of Gatehouse Capital, said: “We know that speed and clarity are vital when brokers are assessing options for their clients, particularly in the bridging market.
“Our aim is to be as transparent as possible with the intermediaries we work with.
“Making our criteria available through Knowledge Bank is an important step in helping brokers get answers quickly, while giving them a clearer view of how Gatehouse Capital can support their clients.”
Nicola Firth, CEO of Knowledge Bank, commented: “We are delighted to welcome Gatehouse Capital to Knowledge Bank.
“By keeping their criteria accessible, Gatehouse Capital is demonstrating a clear commitment to supporting brokers with the information they need to place cases efficiently and with confidence.”
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