Service tops bridging lender broker poll
Over a third (38%) of brokers value great service above all other qualities when selecting lenders for bridging finance.
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The second most popular quality was ‘flexibility’ with 21 per cent of brokers ranking it as their most important factor and 20 per cent most value a good relationship with their case manager.
Poll results:
- 38% of brokers ranked ‘service’ as the most important quality of a bridging lender
- 21% selected ‘flexibility’
- 20% selected the ‘relationship with the case manager’
- 12% selected ‘price’
- 9% selected ‘speed’
Alan Margolis, head of bridging at United Trust Bank said:
“We’ve built our proposition on delivering a first class, professional service so it’s good to see that great service is the quality sought by more brokers than any other when looking for a bridging lender. Flexibility also scores highly which perhaps reflects the continued diversity of the uses we’re seeing bridging finance put to these days.
“Price is still a key factor for many brokers so with some of the most attractive rates in the marketplace, a flexible lending approach and service excellence which has won awards for the last two years, United Trust Bank offers a compelling proposition.”
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