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Adapt Finance exceeds £400m of completions




Adapt Finance has announced that it has arranged over £400m in property finance since its launch.

The specialist finance broker reached the milestone following a successful October, where completions were just under £11m.

Adapt explained that, over the past four years, it has sourced, proposed, managed and completed property finance cases without a single deal going into a default position. 

Jordan McBriar of Adapt (pictured above, left), said it was very privileged to reach the milestone and said its clients had stayed loyal and it had seen their property empires grow.

“We are delighted to have helped them along the way. 

“…All our achievements stem from solid ethics, which lead to recommendations.”

Stephen Burns at Adapt (second left) added: “We travel across the country to meet clients before taking on a case, which sees us managing every aspect from the initial site visit and application to underwriting, packaging and lender submission. 

“Following acceptance, we arrange all documentation and coordinate the valuation and legal work to ensure that completion deadlines are met to secure the opportunity.”

Mark McBriar at Adapt (second right) said that its one real aim was to provide an exemplary service to clients in the niche area of bridging and development finance.

“Now, four years on, we are all so proud of reaching this milestone. 

“We remain a small family team of only seven, which makes the achievement even more amazing. 

“Add our lending achievements to the awards we have picked up along the way – best newcomer, best broker and service excellence – and it really does show that we are doing something right.” 

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As well as sourcing and arranging bridging and development finance, Adapt added commercial mortgages to its services less than a year ago, which has helped it to reach the milestone.

Graham Ball, who heads the commercial side at Adapt (right), added: “The commercial and long-term arm now provides clients with a complete service, from acquisition through [to] development [and] retention, something our clients had craved.”

Looking to the future, Jordan concluded: “Many businesses try to diversify too much and see their strengths weaken. 

“Here at Adapt, we excel in short- and long-term property lending and we will continue to do that. 

“Our immediate development will focus on in-house procedures, service and sourcing the best lenders and products to enable our clients to grow.”

Also pictured above: Danielle Beswick and Luis McBriar at Adapt Finance

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