Borro Introducer offers bonus for first cases

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Borro Introducer is offering new brokers the opportunity to receive a one off bonus when they introduce their first case that completes.

The intermediary arm of borro.com, the short term lender, is paying £500 on the first case where the loan is over £1,000.

Borro Introducer’s short-term funding facility is based on lending for any purpose purely against customer assets, such as cars, property or other valuable items.

Paul Brett , business development director at borro Introducer, said intermediaries have been “quick to grasp”” the opportunity that borro’s approach to funding represents.

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