Pallas’s decision to join the BDLA takes its lender members to 55, representing a collective loan book of more than £13.7bn. Its total membership including associate firms is nearing 100.
Pallas Capital provides bridging and development finance across the UK, supporting borrowers and brokers across every stage of the property cycle.
Borrowers can apply for funds to acquire, refurbish and develop property, with refinancing options also available.
Adam Tyler, chief executive of the BDLA, said: “We are delighted to welcome Pallas Capital to the BDLA. Membership of our association demonstrates a strong commitment to responsible, specialist property finance, and as our membership continues to grow, so does our ability to collectively influence key conversations with brokers, regulators, and policymakers. Together, we can ensure that our sector remains robust, responsible and forward-looking.”
