Marcus Dussard, sales director at KSEYE, says the case for a wider range of bridging products has grown, including products that are more rigid in their criteria.

Together has widened its distribution by up to 17,000 more advisers. 

Norton has joined finova's mortgage club lending panel.

The new hires will cover South Wales, the North West and the South.

UTB recently announced plans to expand its activities in Scotland and establish a local presence.

Glenhawk plans to enhance its product range in the coming months, including the roll out of a larger loan range.

KSEYE’s Lite products are now also available for properties in major UK cities, alongside London and home counties.

The improvement enables customers to purchase a property below market value. 

Matthew has held previous roles at Barclays, Hampshire Trust Bank and Atelier.

Consumer buy-to-let, regulated bridging loans and all standard variable rate products remain unchanged.