Together completes first regulated bridge
Together has completed its first regulated bridging deal after recently launching a new product with a group of pilot packagers.
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The first case, completed on 12th February with Crystal Specialist Finance, was a loan for £400K to help a customer purchase a new residential property before their current property was sold, and the funding was delivered in 48 hours.
Together’s sales director Gary Bailey commented:
“We’re constantly reviewing our products and looking at opportunities to expand our offering, so we’re thrilled that our new regulated bridging product is already delivering results. The bridging sector enjoyed strong growth last year and we hope that with this new proposition, we’ll be able to assist even more customers looking for fast and flexible finance solutions, through our network of intermediaries.
“The speed with which we were able to turn this around is thanks to the excellent packaging provided by the team at Crystal Specialist Finance, who are working with us on the pilot programme, and we look forward to further shared business.”
Jo Breeden, managing director of Crystal Specialist Finance added:
“We were pleased to be selected by Together to take part in the pilot scheme for their new product and were delighted by the fast turnaround on this case, which is testament to our strong partnership and shared commitment to delivering the best outcome for the customer.”
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