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p>With just one month to go until its inaugural broker seminar, development lender Regentsmead has launched its ‘Bring a Deal’ scheme which will feature as part of the day’s events.
In association with the National Association of Commercial Finance Brokers (NACFB), Regentsmead’s event ‘Maximising Your Development Finance Opportunities’ will be held at the NACFB’s London head office and is a chance for the 80-year-old principal lender to not only educate its broker partners but to work closer with them in the coming year.
‘Bring a Deal’ is a chance for brokers to present example cases to the Regentsmead team and discuss them in an open forum. As this would be an open discussion, brokers are advised that they will be given the chance to discuss any appropriate deals in private after the event in order to get an immediate decision from one of the lender’s team. An immediate decision can be given as the lender is self-funded and does not rely on any outside backing or funding to operate, providing a more personal and flexible service.
For deals presented on the day brokers can expect to receive Regentsmead’s usual 1 per cent introducer fee which is paid out within two weeks of the client signing the offer letter. In addition, ‘Bring a Deal’ incentivises brokers by rewarding them with a lunch for two at Gordon Ramsay’s The Savoy Grill in London’s Strand, for every deal that goes on to complete.
The seminar forms part of a wider programme for 2013 that involves the Regentsmead team going the extra mile to meet and work closer with its broker partners. ‘Bring a Deal’ is an example of the lender’s innovative approach to servicing its broker partners and rewarding them for success.
The speakers on the day will include: Chief Executive of the NACFB, Adam Tyler, Principal of Finance4Business, Russell Martin and Chief Executive of Regentsmead, James Bloom. There will also be other brokers and current clients of Regentsmead speaking to help give a wider perspective on the lender’s service and how it operates.
The response to the event has been so popular that it is now oversubscribed, however Regentsmead is hoping to run the event on a regular basis allowing brokers to pre-register on its website.
Regentsmead is eagerly anticipating the event and is confident that the many brokers who are attending will find the day informative and very useful for their business - who knows, many of them may also be enjoying a meal for two at a top London hotel, too.
With just one month to go until its inaugural broker seminar, development lender Regentsmead has launched its 'Bring a Deal' scheme which.
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