SBSLS teams up with Shawbrook’s commercial division

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Sesame Bankhall Specialist Lending Services (SBSLS) has added Shawbrook Bank’s commercial and short term lending products to its range of available propositions.

The move gives advisers access to new commercial and short term lending products, including placing cases for offices, industrial units, licensed houses in multiple occupation (HMOs), restaurants and hotels.

John Cupis, managing director, mortgages at Sesame Bankhall Group, said: “At Sesame Bankhall Specialist Lending Services we are continually updating our panel of specialist lenders in order to help advisers place a wide variety of mortgage cases to suit their clients’ needs.

“We are pleased to have further extended our offering with the addition of Shawbrook’s products and I am sure that these will prove popular with our members.”

Paula Purdy, senior relationship manager, commercial mortgages, Shawbrook Bank, added: “Shawbrook prides itself on its straightforward, pragmatic approach across our range of products and we are looking forward to working closely with SBSLS to offer its members a range of competitive products in both the specialist buy-to-let and commercial market.”

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