Lowry Capital joins AMPD panel

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AMPD, the only remaining packager association, has appointed Lowry Capital to its lender panel.

Lowry Capital offers bridging finance starting with loans over £25,000.

Liza Campion, director at AMPD, said: “We are constantly looking for new lenders and third party providers that bring benefit to our panel and compliment the existing lenders we already support. Lowry Capital brings a bridging company to members that have a willingness to lend and will consider minor blips on their credit files as well as the ability to lend in Scotland

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