Positive Lending moves into unsecured business loans

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Positive Lending has announced its launch into unsecured business loans with rates starting from 4.08% p.a.

Matt Vincent (pictured), specialist lending director at Positive Lending, said: “We are delighted to announce that we are now able to help intermediaries and their clients with unsecured business loans.

“Over the last six months, we have researched the unsecured business loan market and appointed a wide lender panel who are able to provide a variety of business lending options.  Our commercial team is fully trained, we’re already arranging client loans.

“At Positive, we are committed to helping intermediaries and their customers find the very best loan outcome available to them, no matter what the customer requirements or circumstances. Adding unsecured business loans alongside seconds, bridging, commercial, development finance, specialist residential and buy-to-let means we are able to help more borrowers and further strengthens our proposition.”

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