Glenhawk announces World Cup incentive campaign with 0.25% additional commission
The procuration fee incentive will apply to applications received between 11th June and 19th July that complete by 30th September.
"To celebrate the World Cup, we wanted to give something back to the brokers who continue to support us."
- Josh Knight - Glenhawk
Specialist bridging lender Glenhawk has launched a new broker incentive campaign themed around the upcoming 2026 FIFA World Cup, meaning intermediaries could earn an additional 0.25% commission on qualifying completed cases.
Timed to coincide with the World Cup, which begins tomorrow, the promotion applies to applications received between 11th June and 19th July 2026 that complete by 30th September 2026.
The additional commission will be paid on top of brokers’ existing commission band.
The campaign is available across Glenhawk’s core product range, including regulated, residential, commercial, mixed-use and refurbishment lending. Glenhawk’s unregulated rates now start from 0.68% per month.
Josh Knight, managing director of sales and marketing at Glenhawk, said: "To celebrate the World Cup, we wanted to give something back to the brokers who continue to support us. In a market as competitive as ours, we do not take our brokers’ loyalty lightly, and this procuration fee incentive underlines that."
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