Greenfield Bridging joins FIBA as latest lender partner
The new partnership adds to FIBA’s growing network of lender partners focused on broker support.
"Greenfield Bridging was chosen for its fast and flexible approach, process simplicity, and the important ability to speak directly with the decision makers"
- Martin Reynolds - FIBA
The Financial Intermediary & Broker Association (FIBA) has confirmed that Greenfield Bridging has become its newest lender partner.
Formed in 2017, the trade body was established to support and represent IFAs, residential mortgage and commercial finance brokers, lenders, and service providers operating in the specialist lending market.
Greenfield Bridging, founded during the financial crisis in 2009, has extensive experience working with brokers through challenging market conditions. The lender provides both commercial and residential funding solutions and is structured to support FCA-regulated and unregulated loans. Its offering focuses on fast turnaround times and direct access to key decision makers.
“Each of FIBA’s lender partners offers unique benefits and support to our member firms, and we’re committed to ensuring advisers have an extensive, diverse range of options when it comes to meeting their clients' exacting requirements,” said Martin Reynolds, chair at FIBA (pictured). “Greenfield Bridging was chosen for its fast and flexible approach, process simplicity, and the important ability to speak directly with the decision makers. I believe it will be a valuable addition for our members, and I’m pleased to welcome Greenfield Bridging as a FIBA partner.”
“The team at Greenfield is delighted to be working alongside FIBA to support its members in this exciting period of growth within the specialist lending sector,” commented Richard Keen, national sales manager at Greenfield Bridging. “We align with FIBA's focus in delivering excellent products and services to its members and their clients.”
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