Jonathan Sealey, cheif executive officer of Hope Capital, said: “The first quarter of 2013 has been very strong for Hope Capital in terms of loans completed and redeemed, and we would like to keep that success going.
“We would like to work with more brokers and intermediaries on their current cases and as Principal Lenders we have the ability to offer competitive procuration fees to those who have the access to bridging cases in the market.”
Sealy said that it was Hope Capital’s use of private funds that had enabled it to break away from a rigid model of lending criteria many bridging finance companies have in place.
Sealy added: “We look to be as flexible and as entrepreneurial as possible for borrowers who require short term, property backed finance.”
