West One Loans partners with Black Book Finance
West One Loans has entered into a strategic partnership with Black Book Finance to strengthen its offering to mortgage intermediaries.
"Michael played a crucial part in our group’s history, and we are excited about the opportunity to once again work with him and the team at Black Book Finance"
The move will see West One Loans’ range of bridging products offered to intermediaries via Black Book Finance.
Launched last November by industry veteran Michael Clapper, Black Book Finance offers a concierge-style solution for intermediaries, with a range of distribution models across a number of specialist financial services.
Stephen Wasserman, Managing Director of West One Loans, said: “We are very pleased to add Black Book Finance as a strategic partner. We pride ourselves at being at the forefront of the industry, boosting the availability and competitiveness of specialist financing options for the property market, and this partnership will help us continue with this.
“Michael played a crucial part in our group’s history, and we are excited about the opportunity to once again work with him, and the team at Black Book Finance, to offer bridging finance to their rapidly growing network of intermediaries.”
Michael Clapper, Executive Chairman of Black Book Finance, added: “I go back a long way with the team at West One, and look forward to working with them all once again. West One stands out in the market with a flexible, can-do approach to bridging finance and we are delighted to add them as a strategic partner on Black Book’s lender panel.”
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