Boost Capital launches new broker portal

Boost Capital launches new broker portal




Specialist lender Boost Capital has announced the launch of a new portal for commercial finance brokers.

The new online platform provides brokers with a personalised dashboard enabling them to submit applications, track live deals and access real-time commission reports.

The portal also offers a range of other useful features for introducers, including email alerts, marketing tools and information about Boost’s lending criteria.

Kami Karimi, director of Zebmak Finance, said: ‘‘Most of a broker's time is spent chasing up cases and leaving messages.

“The Boost portal changes all that, so that loan applications and completions can be handled much more efficiently, with loan monies being put into clients’ accounts more quickly than in the past.’’

Kevin Weaver, director of Quickfund, also praised the platform.

“I can’t fault the service I receive from the dedicated team at Boost.

“I think the online portal is a great bonus and I’m looking forward to using it to get deals over the line even faster for my clients.”

The launch follows a record year for Boost Capital, with the volume of unsecured business deals funded through introducers alone having risen 200%.

This growth has seen Boost make several key appointments to its broker development team, while a number of new broker support managers will also help to service introducers for all live deals.

Alex Littner, managing director of Boost Capital, added: “Our aim is to go that extra mile for our introducers, we work in close partnership with them to ensure we are operating to aligned goals to enable us both to achieve significant growth, and ultimately support UK SMEs achieve their growth ambitions.

“The launch of our new broker portal marks the launch of a new era.

“This is just the first of a number of exciting introducer-focused initiatives we’re planning this year, so watch this space.”

Boost Capital has lent £750m to more than 14,000 small businesses since its launch 14 years ago.

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