Brightstar partners with Sesame Bankhall Group
Brightstar Financial has partnered with Sesame Bankhall Group as a preferred distributor on its new specialist lending panel.
The partnership means that members of PMS Mortgage Club and Sesame Network will have access to a range of specialist first and second charge mortgages, commercial, bridging and development finance through the multi-award-winning specialist distributor.
Founded in 2011, The Brightstar Group, including Sirius Property Finance, has won more than 100 awards, completing specialist lending worth more than £3bn and helping thousands of customers in the process.
Rob Jupp, group CEO at The Brightstar Group, says:
“At Brightstar, partnerships are core to the success of our business and this partnership with Sesame Bankhall Group provides another important platform for us to help a wider group of brokers identify and source the right specialist lending solutions for a larger group of customers.”
Stephanie Charman, head of strategic relationships, Lender, at Sesame Bankhall Group, says:
“At Sesame Bankhall Group we recognise the emerging need for specialist lending. The pandemic has had an impact on people’s lives and financial circumstances, and what was mainstream may have a specialist need in the future. Partnering with master brokers like Brightstar means our PMS and Sesame members have access to the support they need to assist specialist lending customers.”
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