ALTERNATIVE BRIDGING CORPORATION GROWS UNDERWRITING TEAM

Alternative Bridging Corporation has strengthened its Underwriting team, with the recruitment of Beata Szejna as a new Underwriting Assistant.

Beata brings with her extensive experience in the financial sector, having previously worked as a Mortgage Executive and Mortgage Advisor at Barclays, prior to which she was a Loan Officer for London Mutual Credit Union.

Alternative Bridging provides bridging and term loans as well as development finance for residential and commercial purposes. It also offers an innovative Alternative Overdraft facility that enables customers to draw down funds as and when they need them.

Beata Szejna, Underwriting Assistant at Alternative Bridging Corporation, says:

“I am thrilled to join Alternative Bridging and to work alongside such a talented team. My previous roles have prepared me well for this position and I am eager to bring my expertise to the team and contribute to the lender’s continued success and growth”.

Claire O’Brien, Head of Underwriting at Alternative Bridging Corporation, added:

“We are excited to welcome Beata to our team. Her experience and dedication to excellence will be invaluable as we continue to expand our underwriting capabilities and deliver outstanding service to our clients.”

With the help of a strong Underwriting team, we can help clients overcome complex financial challenges and realise their potential.   Our underwriting team play a pivotal role in providing professional underwriting services.   Their services give our clients and brokers the confidence to achieve their financial goals by thoroughly assessing any potential risks.

Here at Alternative Bridging Corporation, we are passionate about lending and we aim to provide our clients and brokers with a seamless and hassle-free lending experience.  Our team of dedicated finance professionals always demonstrate exceptional adaptability and reliability.  We approach each case with a solution-driven mindset in order to overcome any challenges that may arise.