Hope Capital joins Mortgage Market Alliance

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Hope Capital has become the latest member of the Mortgage Market Alliance, the platform for the mortgage and specialist finance industry, which focuses on promoting the availability of property finance for a diverse range of consumers.

The Alliance was established in 2020 to drive business to the mortgage market through a programme of consumer information and education.

By Hope Capital joining the platform, it will have an opportunity to contribute to education campaigns about the availability of property finance, including bridging finance, and its uses for a diverse range of consumers. The call to action for these campaigns will always be that consumers should seek professional advice with the hope this will help to grow the potential of the intermediary market.

Jonathan Sealey (pictured), CEO of Hope Capital, said: “Our priority is to create unique and innovative products which meet the needs of individual borrowers and their specific projects. It is therefore our responsibility to raise awareness of these solutions to intermediates and provide insight into the various borrowing options available.

“Educating brokers and borrowers about the specialist finance market is essential, especially at a time where the industry is maturing and growing to help those looking to access fast finance.

“This is a really exciting platform to be a part of and provides us with a fantastic opportunity to expand our reach and to communicate with even more brokers and borrowers about what Hope Capital can offer.”

Rob Griffiths, director of the Mortgage Market Alliance, added: “I’d like to welcome Hope Capital as the latest member of the MMA. We’ve received a huge amount of interest from new members in recent weeks and we are working hard on a programme of research, reports and events that ensure we deliver a collaborative and ongoing campaign of consumer PR and education. Watch this space for more information in the near future.”

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