1 in 10 brokers turn down complex cases

Around one in ten brokers surveyed said they will turn down cases which do not fit standard High Street lending criteria, new research for Kensington shows.

Related topics:  Commercial,  Commercial finance
Amy Loddington
25th March 2015
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The research found 10% would simply walk away from a case which cannot be placed on the High Street despite a wide range of other options including going direct to a specialist lender or referring to a packager. Brokers who do take up other options are providing an important service to clients.

The research found that so-called complex cases are on the rise. The brokers surveyed see on average five clients a month who do not fit standard lending models.

Steve Griffiths, Head of Sales and Distribution at Kensington, says:

“Brokers are pressed for time and need to focus on building their businesses but there are alternatives to simply rejecting cases which look too complicated.

“That is why in the coming weeks Kensington will be investing in ways to help brokers identify and place specialist cases.

Specialist lenders such as Kensington have the experience of more than 20 years in business and can offer a range of solutions for complex cases.”

Around 37% of brokers say they would go direct to specialist lenders while 17% would refer the case to a packager. The other 36% say they would look for alternative lenders on their own sourcing system

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