GB Bank added to MAB’s lender panel

GB Bank has been added to Mortgage Advice Bureau’s (MAB) lender panel, giving MAB advisers access to the bank’s bridging and buy-to-let (BTL) lending solutions.

As a result of the addition, MAB advisers can now place BTL cases with GB Bank, including residential, semi-commercial and commercial property enquiries.

The bank works with intermediaries, professional investors, entrepreneurs, and non-bank partners to solve complex funding needs quickly.

GB Bank covers complex and higher-value cases, where borrowers may ned a lender able to assess the full picture rather than rely on rigid lending criteria.

This includes cases that are time-sensitive, fall outside standard lending routes or require a more relationship-led approach.

Head of marketing, product and proposition at GB Bank, Nick Allen, stated: "Being added to MAB’s lender panel is an important step for GB Bank, as we continue to build our presence in the intermediary market.

"MAB advisers work with a broad range of customers and property investors, including those with more complex borrowing needs. Our role is to give brokers access to a bank that can think commercially, act quickly, and build lending solutions around real-world circumstances."

Strategic lender relationship director at MAB, Rachel Geddes, added: "We’re delighted to welcome GB Bank to our lender panel. Its specialist expertise across BTL further strengthens the range of options available to our advisers when supporting clients with more complex or higher-value borrowing needs.

"In a market where speed, flexibility, and certainty are increasingly important, GB Bank’s approach, with a strong focus on service, will be a valuable addition for our advisers and their customers."



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