James Bloom appointed to Alternative Bridging Corporation board
James Bloom has been appointed to the board of Alternative Bridging Corporation, the short-term lender and alternative investment fund manager.
"It offers a wide range of products including residential and commercial bridging, regulated loans, development finance, term loans and its overdraft."
James has over 30 years of property finance experience, first at Regentsmead and then at Masthaven, before joining Alternative Bridging Corporation in November 2019.
Brian Rubins, chairman at Alternative Bridging Corporation, said: “I’m very pleased to be able to welcome James to the board following his formal approval by the FCA. James has a great following and real determination to support our introducers and their clients and it’s this relentless focus on service that helps our business to stand out in our market.”
James Bloom added: “I am really enjoying being a part of the formidable team at Alternative Bridging Corporation and excited to join the board. Alternative is far more than a bridging lender. It offers a wide range of products including residential and commercial bridging, regulated loans, development finance, term loans and its overdraft.
“As we emerge from the pandemic, experience, trust, creativity and relationships will be key considerations for brokers and clients, and there are few, if any, lenders that can match Alternative Bridging Corporation when it comes to these qualities.”
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