Masthaven completes its largest ever secured loans

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Masthaven Bank has completed two of its largest ever second charge loans over the past month.

The first, introduced by The Loan Partnership, totalled nearly £600,000 and went from Masthaven receiving the case to final offer in less than a week. The offer, including fees, was secured against an LTV of 65% and was successfully completed in just six days.

A few weeks later a case was introduced by Y3S Loans, whereby a client needed a fast turnaround on a refinance on their existing loan, plus additional borrowing, to secure a holiday home in France.

Secured against an LTV of 65%, the offer, including fees, totalled just over £700,000 and went from case to offer in just two and a half days. This is a record-sized loan, completed in record-time for the specialist lender.

Dan Miller, underwriting manager at Masthaven, said: “Both of these cases were processed seamlessly and are testament to our strong relationships with our partners. The Loan Partnership and Y3S provided us with detailed customer data before the cases were submitted and their excellent packaging skills meant the cases sailed through to offer.

“Both customers were absolutely delighted that we managed to turn the offers around so quickly and praised Masthaven’s bespoke and flexible approach to lending. When presented with large cases such as these, we always consider each customer’s needs and look for ways to say ‘yes’ – in these cases it was a super-speedy yes.”

Barney Drake, managing director, Y3S Loans, said: “This application is a prime example of how the use of a specialist mortgage broker such as Y3S, packaging for an outstanding lender such as Masthaven, results in a great customer outcome. Our rapid response team played a huge part in this, personally delivering and collecting all necessary documents – the only packager in the industry to offer such a facility as standard. Our high net worth customer was delighted they were able to purchase a property abroad at the lowest rate in the market, with no early redemption charges – thanks to Masthaven for the great teamwork.”

“We were really pleased with the outcome we were able to achieve for our customer,” added Andy Pelley, director, The Loan Partnership.

“The quality and speed of the response coupled with the support from Masthaven was excellent. We were delighted to have introduced this customer to them. It’s really satisfying to look and back and reflect how strong teamwork from Masthaven, The Loan Partnership and the customers themselves resulted in a timely and positive result. It’s applications like this that show why Masthaven are a popular lender in the market at the moment.”

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