Masthaven achieves its first six-figure secured loan

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V Loans, in association with introducer, The Aftersales Network, has helped Masthaven Secured Loans to complete its first six figure loan of £100,000.

Curtis Goring, managing director of The Aftersales Network, explained that his client was seeking funding for his business and although a loan had been agreed by his bank, the terms of the loan were not acceptable. He then introduced his client to V Loans, who recommended a Masthaven secured loan.

He said: “As commercial finance specialists, we see plenty of clients who are finding it difficult to raise money for business purposes, even from their own banks.

“Masthaven and V Loans are providing a facility which, I am sure, will provide clients with a greater range of funding options in the future.”

Stuart Aitken, COO at Masthaven Secured Loans, added: “I am delighted to post our first six figure loan before the end of 2012 and, with the quality of application that we are receiving from experienced packagers such as V Loans, there is no doubt that we will be doing many more in 2013.”

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