Saxon Trust launches new website

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Specialist development and bridging lender Saxon Trust has launched a new website to support its future growth plans.

The new site has an updated look and offers users a range of new content.

In addition, the elder says the new site is faster and more user friendly with significant inbuilt capacity for future enhancements as the Saxon Trust team and product offering expands.

Brian West, head of marketing and sales at Saxon Trust, said: “Having worked on this project for several months we are excited to launch the new website. We hope that if reflects a strong ongoing commitment to our introducers, clients, and professional partners by providing them with an enhanced experience when accessing our diverse range of property solutions.”

Andrew Gardiner, director at Saxon Trust, added: “At Saxon Trust we are passionate about understanding the needs of our clients and always looking for ways to help them navigate the challenges of a crowded and complex market.

“Transparent, innovative products have always been a Saxon Trust hallmark and it’s vital that our website reflects these values and properly showcases all that we can offer. We believe the new site represents a huge leap forward in this objective.”

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