Bridging lender unveils club for select brokers

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Bridging lender Hope Capital has launched Hope Capital Club (HCC), offering a range of new benefits and opportunities for selected brokers.

The HCC provides exclusive benefits to a limited number of brokers, which includes the appointment of a dedicated underwriter and BDM who will work closely with the broker to deliver the outcome their clients are looking for.

The HCC members will receive early access to all new products the firm launches, as well as exclusive rates in the market, together with various other incentives.

The lender said its aim was to provide a “premium service to deliver fast, affordable and flexible property finance solutions to help borrowers make the most of opportunities in 2021 and beyond”.

Sinead Moynihan (pictured), sales director at Hope Capital, said: “We appreciate there have been many challenges presented to the market over the last year and brokers more than ever need access to a bridging loan provider who can deliver a range of specialist finance products that are suitable for their clients.

“Inviting a selected number of brokers into the HCC is a way for us to express our gratitude and appreciation to those with whom we have worked with on a substantial number of cases. We wholeheartedly appreciate their support and commitment to Hope Capital and want to provide them with a range of extra benefits and solutions, which will enable the broker to achieve their client’s requirements.

“We are expecting the HCC to be welcomed by brokers, which is why we will be regularly looking at onboarding new members over the course of the next few months.”

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