Paradigm and borro team up

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Paradigm Mortgage Services and short-term lender borro have entered into a strategic partnership.

Paradigm’s member firms can now access borro’s Introducer programme. It allows advisers, mortgage brokers and wealth managers to offer their clients short-term loans of up to £1 million.

All loans are non-status and secured against assets such as: jewellery, luxury watches, gold, fine art, antiques, sculptures, luxury cars, yachts, speedboats and other high value assets.

Bob Hunt, chief executive of Paradigm Mortgage Services, said: “At Paradigm we are always looking to form strategic partnerships with propositions which offer unique services and solutions to the broker community and their clients. With borro Introducer we believe we have found such a partner and have great pleasure in offering its proposition to our members.

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