The lender’s bridging finance offer runs from £100,000 to £5 million, with terms of up to 24 months and monthly rates from 0.68 per cent – designed to serve clients in time-pressured or complex transactions.
What brokers get through the partnership
Karen Rodrigues, sales director at TAB, said the panel addition was built specifically around the needs of intermediaries working with property investor clients.
“For brokers with clients in need of fast, flexible funding, TAB will represent a significant addition to the TMA panel,” she said. “TMA members will now have access to our products, including our commercial mortgages, all of which have been built around brokers. Our proposition is designed for professional property investors who need pace without compromise – mortgage terms delivered with a bridging mindset.”
Rodrigues also pointed to TAB’s operational structure as a differentiator. “Whichever product they are using, TMA members will get direct access to key contacts, dedicated business development managers and a single platform where sales, underwriting and collections all work from the same information in real time,” she said. “And the underwriter the broker meets at the start of a deal will be the same one who sees it through to completion: no handovers, no having to repeat the story, no late surprises. That’s what sets TAB apart – how we work with intermediaries.”
TAB, which launched in 2018, has lent £759 million to date, according to Rodrigues. The lender secured a £500 million funding facility from CarVal – a global alternative investment manager – which Rodrigues said had strengthened the firm’s capacity to deliver across varying market conditions.