Recognise Bank joins BDLA

Recognise Bank has joined the Bridging & Development Lenders Association (BDLA) as a lender member.

Recognise is a specialist bank providing property lending alongside business and personal savings products. Its bridging range supports residential and commercial property, including buy-to-let portfolios, HMOs, mixed-use and semi-commercial assets, commercial investments and owner-occupied business premises.

Luke Watson, director of intermediary sales and lending at Recognise Bank, said: “Bridging is an important and growing part of Recognise Bank. Joining the BDLA shows our commitment to the market and to supporting brokers and property professionals with clear decisions and certainty of delivery.

“The BDLA gives us the chance to work with lenders that share our focus on responsible lending, exchange views on the issues affecting the sector and help maintain the high standards on which its continued growth depends.”

Adam Tyler, CEO of the BDLA, commented: “It’s a pleasure to welcome Recognise Bank as a lender member. Its growing bridging proposition shows how important short-term property finance has become to established banks as well as specialist lenders."



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