JMT Finance joins Knowledge Bank
Commercial property finance lender, JMT Finance, has added its criteria to the Knowledge Bank platform.
"We now feel Knowledge Bank is the ideal partner to help us gain exposure to a wider audience; delivering solutions for the more bespoke lending requirements."
JMT offers a personal approach to decision making, and work closely with borrowers and introducers to understand individual circumstances and propositions. The privately funded structure of JMT means they are not restricted by rigid lending criteria and can instead take a more personal approach to applications.
Chris Jones, managing director at JMT, said: “We are delighted to have joined Knowledge Bank, and have been amazed at the response we have received already to our unique lending proposition. Over the last year, we have worked hard to put in place internal systems and structures to ensure we continue to meet the high level of service which our existing introducers and borrowers know us for, whilst at the same time increasing the size of our loan book. Having done so, we now feel Knowledge Bank is the ideal partner to help us gain exposure to a wider audience; delivering solutions for the more bespoke lending requirements.”
Jordan Garside, lender relationship manager at Knowledge Bank, added: “We are thrilled to have JMT onboard with Knowledge Bank. We aim to provide brokers with the most comprehensive selection of commercial criteria from the widest range of lenders, and we feel that with their transparency, competitive LTVs, and quick and tailored decisions, JMT will add a unique perspective to this lending type which will match our brokers equally unique client requirements.”
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