Bridging lender opens two new offices

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Black & White Bridging is opening two new offices this week.

It is expanding out of its base near Bath, to open offices in London and Manchester, tripling its number of locations to be closer to brokers, borrowers, investors and business partners around the country.

The new offices will give Black & White a greater presence in the north and south east while supporting team members already in those locations.

The aim is also for the offices to help Black & White attract new talent from a wider geographic area in its bid to double in size again by the end of 2025. It has already doubled its total lending over the past two years.

Martyn Smith (pictured), managing director at Black & White, said: “These new offices have been planned for some time as part of our ambitious growth plans, so I am excited to see them finally come to fruition.

“The new offices will help us reach even more brokers, partners, and investors and attract new team members nationwide while enabling the acceleration of our next growth phase.”

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