Charles Street becomes patron lender of the NACFB
The partnership means the lender will work more closely with brokers and offer tailored finance to businesses and property investors.
Charles Street has become an official patron lender of the National Association of Commercial Finance Brokers (NACFB).
The partnership means the lender will work more closely with brokers and offer tailored finance to businesses and property investors.
As a patron, Charles Street gains greater access to the NACFB broker network, events and professional development opportunities.
Jonathon Sally (pictured), managing director at Charles Street, said: “Becoming a Patron lender reflects our commitment to building meaningful relationships and driving value through the intermediary channel.
“At Charles Street, our goal is simple: to offer clients a relationship they can bank on.
“We look forward to working closely with NACFB Members to help clients access the right finance at the right time.”
Kieran Jones, head of communications & advocacy for NACFB, said: “We are delighted to welcome Charles Street as a Patron lender.
“Their deep lending expertise across bridging, development finance, and commercial mortgages will add real strength to our broker network.
“We look forward to working closely with Charles Street to drive innovation, uphold high professional standards, and unlock robust finance solutions for businesses and property investors.”
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