CFBUK network has agreed a partnership with Loans Warehouse, giving its appointed representatives (ARs) direct access to regulated second-charge mortgages and regulated bridging loans.
CFBUK’s deal with Loans Warehouse means its brokers can meet rising demand for regulated borrowing options while keeping to compliance rules.
The partnership strengthens CFBUK’s regulated specialist lending offer, allowing brokers to give clients more tailored solutions without stepping outside their permissions.
Brokers in the network can now help clients release equity or raise short-term funds against their main residence.
Kevin Macleod (pictured), managing director at CFBUK, said: “This partnership fixes a long-standing gap for our brokers.
“Regulated second-charge and regulated bridging cases come up all the time, and until now, they’ve either had to be declined or pushed somewhere else. That isn’t good enough.
“By working with Loans Warehouse, our advisers finally have a clean, compliant route to keep these clients and deliver the right outcome without stepping outside their permissions.”
Macleod added: “It strengthens relationships, keeps business in the network, and ultimately raises the standard of what we can offer as a whole.”
Matt Tristram, co-founder of Loans Warehouse, said: “We’re delighted to be working with CFBUK and its network of professional brokers.
“Regulated second-charge and bridging products are increasingly important tools for advisers, and this partnership ensures CFBUK members can offer these options confidently, knowing every case is handled by specialists committed to compliance and exceptional client service.”
