"9.35% rates, with 24-hour credit decisioning alongside Brickflow’s whole of market access, saves brokers a huge amount of time and effort. "
- Andrew Fraser, chief commercial officer at Assetz Capital
Assetz Capital has announced the launch of new development rates from 9.35% via a renewed partnership with Brickflow, the digital marketplace for specialist property finance.
Brickflow’s advanced search and application capabilities helps brokers quickly and clearly identify the best funding options for bridging, development and commercial projects UK-wide.
Andrew Fraser, chief commercial officer at Assetz Capital, commented: “9.35% rates, with 24-hour credit decisioning alongside Brickflow’s whole of market access, saves brokers a huge amount of time and effort. Brokers deserve to have immediate access to leading rates and certainty of funding to enable them to build significant fee pipelines alongside a strong delivery partner in Assetz during 2025. Now is the time to use Brickflow and Assetz to shape and review that transaction.”
Glenn Franklin-Jones, director of lending relationships at Brickflow, said: “We are delighted to have updated our platform to include new rates for Assetz Capital on development finance, residential bridging and refurb. We are committed to ensuring that Brickflow represents the most accurate and up-to-date products and pricing in the market so that brokers can confidently make quick and informed judgements for their customers. We are pleased to be working closely with Assetz on their 2025 deployment strategy and look forward to seeing the business grow as they plug directly into the 200+ brokerage and debt advisor companies using Brickflow.”
Andrew Fraser, chief commercial officer at Assetz capital, added: “By relaunching our development rates on Brickflow, Assetz Capital affirms our support to brokers and their clients in delivering certainty of funding and speed. This partnership is a testament to our innovative approach to delivering fair funding solutions that drive progress and opportunity in the development sector UK wide.”
