United Trust Bank reduces minimum bridging loan size

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United Trust Bank (UTB) is now offering bridging loans from £75,000, on both regulated and non-regulated lending on a first or second charge basis.

The lender said its move is in response to increasing demand for smaller bridging loans from brokers and customers across England and Wales.

In addition, an automated valuation (AVM) can be used on loans meeting certain criteria.

Gavin Diamond (pictured), United Trust Bank’s commercial director – bridging, said: “The reduction in our minimum bridging loan size from £100,000 to £75,000 broadens our offering to brokers and customers in areas where average property values, and therefore loan requirements, may be lower than London and the South East.

“The bridging market has grown significantly in the last few years, largely as a result of professional finance brokers recognising the flexibility and versatility of bridging finance and its suitability as a finance option in a variety of circumstances. This is a message we have taken out to brokers across the country and we’ve had an excellent response. The AVMs will significantly reduce the cost and loan processing time for borrowers too.

 “We have the products, the team and the systems in place to be able to fulfill an increasing volume of deals without compromising our high service standards. What’s more, UTB remains a dependable and approachable lender with a robust source of funds and a strong appetite to lend.”

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