Knowledge Bank adds West One and Saffron Building Society to platform
Both lenders completed the criteria through KB PRO, allowing brokers to include these lenders in searches and see their responses alongside others.
Knowledge Bank has added West One and Saffron Building Society to its platform, with both lenders now live and their criteria available for brokers to search.
Both lenders completed the criteria through KB PRO, allowing brokers to include these lenders in searches and see their responses alongside others.
Tony Hall, head of business development at Saffron Building Society, said: “Property development finance is a key area of focus for us and being live on Knowledge Bank is an important step in making our criteria more accessible to the broker community.
“We’ve seen a clear uplift in proposition awareness, and we’re committed to converting this into business growth.
“This partnership allows us to communicate the strengths of our development finance proposition in a fresh way and ensures brokers can quickly identify how we can support their clients’ projects.”
With West One and Saffron Building Society now on the platform, brokers can compare development appetite across lenders in one search.
Criteria can be filtered, sorted and saved using the ‘Evidence of Research’ PDF.
Any updates from lenders go live immediately or at a scheduled time, making sure brokers always have the latest criteria.
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