Link chooses Target’s new servicing platform

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Link Loans has become the first firm to sign up to Target’s Lender Launchpad, which gives new lenders long-term control of funds and a flexible launch platform.

Target Loan Servicing will service the growing Link Loans portfolio, providing all post origination services allowing Link Loans to focus on customer acquisition and origination.

Kam Sanghani, head of operations at Link Loans, said: “We have an ambitious five-year growth plan and aspire to become the foremost lender in the secured loans market. Target Loan Servicing’s expertise

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