Crystal Specialist Finance reports record quarter

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Crystal Specialist Finance has hailed its rebrand earlier in the year as a success.

It issued terms on over £400.5m worth of business in the first six months of 2015, a 26% increase on the same period last year.

From January to June, the company has reported large increases across the all key indicators with completions rising by 32%, applications by 27% and enquiries by 26%.

It also reported another record quarter in the company’s 36-year history; between April to June the company issued terms on over £268.5m worth of business.

The Tamworth-based, independent packager previously operated under the name Crystal Mortgages, but rebranded in April to highlight its whole-of-market offering by creating five core divisions: mortgages, bridging, commercial, development funding and second charges.

Joe Breeden (pictured), managing director of Crystal Specialist Finance, said: “Our aim in 2015 was to increase the £664.3m worth of business we issued last year, and all key indicators, by circa 10%. These figures have now been recalculated based on our extraordinary performance to date.

“The rebrand has been more successful than we could have hoped, brokers now fully understand our ability to secure highly specialist deals as well as secure the best options on standard applications. The numbers are up across mortgages, bridging, commercial, development funding and second charges, bar none.

“With the investment in the new office and our commitment to employ 20 people over the next 12 months – of which five key appointments will be made over the next quarter – we are in the strongest possible position to maintain our growth trajectory.”

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