Borro joins NACFB

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Short-term asset lender borro has joined the National Association of Commercial Finance Brokers (NACFB) as a lender patron.

Borro says NACFB members will have clients who will be very interested in the kind of funding that borro can bring with its accent on making non-status funding available backed by high net worth personal assets rather than property.

Paul Aitken, borro’s CEO, said: “NACFB membership sets the standards for customer care within the commercial finance industry and we are delighted to become involved and look forward to bringing our unique offering to their members and associates.””

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