This has placed Landbay in the 6th spot in Deloitte's UK Technology Fast 50 — the third time it has been featured in the technology award programme.
The platform is looking to change the way that BTL lending is carried out, by using cutting edge technology to streamline the process.
Last week, Landbay announced a major additional funding deal with an undisclosed asset manager worth £300m a year.
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In addition, the platform recently refreshed its BTL product range in response to high levels of demand, including free valuations on its standard five-year fixed rate.
Julian Cork, COO at Landbay (pictured above), said, “The huge growth we’ve achieved is a testament to how hard our team has worked over the past four years and the excellent intermediaries we work with.
“We set out to become the leading customer services company designing better ways to BTL, and this recognition from Deloitte shows we are well on the way to achieving this.
“While the growth of Landbay is incredibly important, we also want to help change the shape of the whole BTL industry, providing intermediaries with a vision of what lending could and should look like.”
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