Castle Trust completes £1.3m refinance loan within nine hours of offer

Castle Trust Bank has completed on a £1.3m refinance loan on a large MUFB in London within nine hours of issuing the offer.

The quick turnaround required was achieved through the efforts of its internal team and through its legal partner, Russell-Cooke Solicitors.

Commercial director for lending at Castle Trust Bank, Anna Lewis, said: "We were delighted to be able to get this urgent case over the line so quickly for this client. Our new dual-rep arrangement with Russell-Cooke helped smooth the path for the transaction, and our use of DocuSign ensured there were no last-minute hitches when it came to signatures.

"It’s a great example of how our knowledgeable and dedicated internal team works closely with our business partners to help achieve their clients’ goals."

Senior associate at Russell-Cooke, Mark Toland, added: "This was one of our first completions with our newest lender partner Castle Trust Bank, and it turned out to be one of our fastest yet.

"The experience, speed and communication from all involved ensured that the £1.3m dual-rep refinance, which absolutely had to happen that day, meant that our borrower avoided hefty interest and penalty payments from their existing lender. I’m looking forward to working with the team at Castle Trust Bank on future cases."



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