Castle Trust partners with Gateway

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Castle Trust, which is set to launch to market in October, has appointed Gateway as one of its principal valuation suppliers.

“We have undertaken a rigorous and robust valuation supplier selection process and have now appointed Gateway as one of our key valuations partners,” said James Neave, head of lending at Castle Trust.

“We have been impressed by their enthusiasm and their determination and commitment to provide a quality controlled risk management valuation service.”

“We are delighted to have been selected by Castle Trust as one of its key valuation suppliers,” said Mel Kettle, client services director of Gateway. “This partnership is a strong endorsement of our desire to deliver first class valuation services, underpinned by our highly experienced and locally based team of fully accredited Valuation Surveyors.

“This is seen as an exciting opportunity to work with a new, innovative business and to showcase our creative service proposition.”

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