GB Bank joins Mortgage Advice Bureau lender panel

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Mortgage Advice Bureau has added GB Bank to its lender panel, giving its advisers access to the bank’s bridging and buy-to-let products.

The agreement allows Mortgage Advice Bureau advisers to place buy-to-let cases with the bank, including enquiries involving residential, semi-commercial and commercial property.

GB Bank provides finance through intermediaries and works with professional investors, entrepreneurs and non-bank partners. It focuses particularly on complex and higher-value cases, including time-sensitive transactions and borrowers who fall outside standard lending criteria.

Nick Allen (Main picture), head of marketing, product and proposition at GB Bank, said: “Being added to Mortgage Advice Bureau’s lender panel is an important step for GB Bank, as we continue to build our presence in the intermediary market.

“MAB advisers work with a broad range of customers and property investors, including those with more complex borrowing needs.

“Our role is to give brokers access to a bank that can think commercially, act quickly, and build lending solutions around real-world circumstances.”

Rachel Geddes, strategic lender relationship director at Mortgage Advice Bureau
Rachel Geddes, Mortgage Advice Bureau

Rachel Geddes, strategic lender relationship director at Mortgage Advice Bureau, added: “We’re delighted to welcome GB Bank to our lender panel.

“Its specialist expertise across buy-to-let further strengthens the range of options available to our advisers when supporting clients with more complex or higher-value borrowing needs.

“In a market where speed, flexibility, and certainty are increasingly important, GB Bank’s approach, with a strong focus on service, will be a valuable addition for our advisers and their customers.”

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