StreamBank joins Loans Warehouse panel

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StreamBank has joined Loans Warehouse’s panel of bridging lenders.

StreamBank specialises in both Rrgulated anduUnregulated bridging finance, offering short-term financing of up to £5m with terms of up to 24 months.

Matt Tristram (pictured), co-founder of Loans Warehouse, said: “StreamBank is a great addition to our extensive lending panel, offering regulated bridging finance up to 75% LTV, and offer some of the lowest rates in the market.

“StreamBank has a range of products that accept AVMs (or desktop valuations) so this is a great speed incentive.”

Loans Warehouse’s network of intermediaries, which include MAB & Finova Mortgage Club, will now be able to access StreamBank’s specialist bridging products.

Roz Cawood, StreamBank’s managing director, property finance, said: “We are delighted to be joining the Loans Warehouse lending panel, their extensive reach will allow us to access even more people with our competitive bridging products.

“It’s important to us at StreamBank, that we provide bridging finance that offers both the solution and the service that brokers and clients expect. Working in partnership with Loans Warehouse and utilising their strong reputation in the market will be a win-win for both parties.”

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