Brightstar completes a £1.78m loan in just 19 days with Shawbrook
The client, an experienced hotelier, wanted to refinance an existing hotel in his portfolio to raise additional security to fund the purchase of another hotel, report Shawbrook Ba
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The outcome was positive with a 70% part capital repaid loan over a 20 year term being approved.
Stephen Johnson, New Business Director of Shawbrook comments:
"This case indicates how specialist brokers can really make a difference in helping SMEs achieve their business objectives. Understanding the complexities of commercial transactions is absolutely vital and Brightstar’s experience and expertise was key in progressing the application quickly and efficiently.
"From the outset, Brightstar ensured the case was professionally packaged, enclosing all key information and documents which meant the process took place quickly and smoothly, with indicative terms issued the same day. It took just 19 days for the application to progress to completion."
Kit Thompson, Director of Brightstar Financial added:
“Our excellent working relationship with Shawbrook and our specialised team of advisers allowed us to quickly complete our client’s deal. It’s a perfect example of how Shawbrook plays a vital role in lending to SME’s in this very difficult economic climate. We look forward to continuing to work with Shawbrook in serving our introducer and business clients”.
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