The lender offers bridging, refurbishment, commercial and semi-commercial property finance solutions to brokers, investors and other property professionals.
CapitAll Finance said its operating model preserves the broker’s role at the centre of the transaction, while all credit, funding and loan management functions remain within the lender’s control.
Adam Tyler (pictured), CEO of the BDLA, commented: “Bridging relies heavily on the relationship between lenders and brokers, and the success of the market is built on maintaining strong underwriting and credit disciplines behind that relationship. Membership of the BDLA demonstrates a commitment to those relationships and we’re delighted to welcome CapitAll Finance as our latest lender member.”
Richard Whitehouse, director at CapitAll Finance, said: “The BDLA provides an important forum for lenders to discuss the issues that affect the market beyond individual transactions. After more than 28 years working across alternative finance and specialist lending, I have seen how important disciplined credit, sustainable funding and strong intermediary relationships are to building lending businesses for the long term.
“Those principles are central to how we are building CapitAll Finance. Our brokers benefit from the lending they originate for the life of the loan and keep their own client proposition front and centre, while we take responsibility for credit, funding and loan management.
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“Joining the BDLA gives us the opportunity to share that experience, learn from other lenders and play an active role in the conversations that will shape the next stage of the specialist property finance market.”
