Yellow Stone Finance unveils commercial referral service

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Yellow Stone Finance has introduced a referral service for intermediaries to place commercial property and business funding cases for brokers who would prefer to focus on their core business.

The business provides specialist and independent advice for clients who want property or business funding, including development finance, investment property, bridging finance, commercial mortgages, mezzanine finance, asset finance, invoice discounting and trade finance.

The new referral service provides an option for brokers to earn a fee from cases they may be unable to place because they don’t have the time or are unable to source an appropriate solution.

Miranda Khader (pictured), founder of Yellow Stone Finance, said: “Specialist knowledge and personal relationships are a key element of successfully placing deals in our market.

“So, for brokers who may not have those relationships we have launched this new service that means you can work with Yellow Stone Finance to leverage our expertise and experience to find the right solution for your client.”

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