Shawbrook adds Knight Frank as strategic partner
Shawbrook Bank has announced it has added Knight Frank Finance to its Strategic Partner programme for the South East.
Based in London, Knight Frank Finance offers advice on a broad spectrum of finance solutions from high-value mortgages to the financing of property portfolios.
Shawbrook’s closely managed panel of Strategic Partners have demonstrated the highest levels of service and familiarity with its processes and criteria. The bank launched the Strategic Partnership programme in September 2012. The 39 Strategic Partners now in the programme, who have met the stringent criteria required, receive exclusive process benefits, as well as higher commission rates across the range of Shawbrook’s products. Brokers are central to Shawbrook’s business and Strategic Partners play a vital role in the bank’s product growth and the success of its commercial lending range.
Commenting on his appointment to the programme Simon Gammon, Managing Partner, Knight Frank Finance said:
“Knight Frank Finance prides itself on sourcing the best possible terms for our clients and working with new and exciting partners such as Shawbrook allows us to continually achieve our goals.”
Karen Bennett, Sales and Marketing Director, Commercial Mortgages at Shawbrook Bank, said:
“We’re very pleased to see Knight Frank Finance join our Strategic Partner programme. Partners such as Knight Frank Finance mirror Shawbrook in their commitment to providing the best possible support for clients. We see the Strategic Partner programme as the jewel in our broker crown and the announcement of each new member is a testament to their hard work and excellent working practices.”
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