No lending ceiling for Bridgebank

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Bridgebank Capital says it is now actively lending on bridging loans of any size and has “substantial” lending capacity.

Bridgebank Capital has no geographical or property type preference, and aims to become the largest and most proactive lender in the sector.

Steve Woods, Bridgebank Capital’s head of sales, said: “Bridgebank Capital are delighted to now be offering loans of any size.

“We look forward to making further announcements regarding new products which will position the company at the top of the list, as lender of choice. 2014 is going to be an exciting year for Bridgebank.”

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