Bridgebank Capital reports growth in demand

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The Bridgebank Capital Group has reported almost £35 million of loan advances in the last couple of weeks, primarily as a result of increased activity from its large loans brand, Quantum by Bridgebank Capital. 

Amongst other cases, Quantum by Bridgebank Capital processed six large loan advances through to completion whilst overcoming a number of complexities involved. These cases included lending to offshore entities, bank settlement refinance, lending to foreign nationals and the provision of refurbishment and redevelopment funding, to name a few.

The common thread through all these cases though, was both the experience and wealth of the Applicants, supported by the transparency and quality of information provided, and their appointed professional advisory team.

In addition, Bridgbank is anticipating the run-up to the Christmas period to be extremely busy, with anticipated completions in excess of a further £20 million for the Group.

Carl Graham, sales director said: “As a company, we are delighted with the level and value of deal flow that we are now experiencing. Certainly, since our change of emphasis to target the larger loan sector of the short term lending arena, coupled with a major internal restructure over the summer specifically designed to deal with the level of competency and professionalism required to handle this type of lending, we are seeing an instant return on that investment.

“We look forward to continuing to build on the success of 2015 into the New Year.”

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