TAB launches new broker platform and website
The new platform gives brokers a clearer route from enquiry to decision, alongside faster access to information and direct visibility of how deals progress.
TAB has announced the launch of a new website and platform, which it says focuses on "speed with direction, structure and certainty".
The new platform aims to give brokers and borrowers a clearer route from enquiry to decision, alongside faster access to information and direct visibility of how deals progress.
It also includes a built-in calculator that delivers deal numbers in seconds.
Last summer TAB relaunched its core lending products – TAB Mortgage and TAB Bridge – simplifying its offering as part of its move from specialist bridging to mainstream lender.
TAB Mortgage provides flexible long-term finance with loans from £100,000 to £5 million, up to 75% LTV for residential and 70% for commercial properties.
TAB Bridge, the flagship short-term finance solution, also offers loans from £100,000 to £5 million, with terms up to 24 months and up to 75% LTV on residential properties.
Mortgages are delivered at bridging speed, with rates starting from 3.50% plus base rate, while bridging finance is available from 0.68% per month.
Duncan Kreeger, CEO at TAB, said: “Speed backed by structure, not shortcuts. That is the standard we are setting. Brokers do not need more noise. They need clarity, pace and lenders who will make a decision and stand by it.”
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