The Loans Engine adds Magnet Capital to development finance panel
TLE intermediaries will now have access to Magnet Capital’s development finance products.
"This addition represents an exciting new chapter for us, as it opens new opportunities and will have a fantastic impact on our development finance offering."
- Steve Nobbs, unregulated mortgages director at The Loans Engine
Specialist finance broker, The Loans Engine, has added Magnet Capital to its development finance lender panel.
The latest addition means that The Loans Engine's intermediaries and their clients will now have access to Magnet Capital’s development finance products.
Steve Nobbs, unregulated mortgages director at The Loans Engine, commented: “This addition represents an exciting new chapter for us, as it opens new opportunities and will have a fantastic impact on our development finance offering.
“We’re always looking for new ways to expand and diversify our offering in an effort to better serve intermediaries. We firmly believe that this addition will play a pivotal role in achieving these objectives.”
Earlier this year, The Loans Engine added asset finance to its range of specialist finance solutions.
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