LMG increases on-panel commercial asset finance expertise

Aggregator broadens commercial asset finance options for brokers

LMG increases on-panel commercial asset finance expertise

Mortgage aggregator LMG has added Maple Asset Finance to its lending panel, giving its brokers access to another commercial asset finance provider.

Maple Asset Finance specialises in commercial asset finance and works across areas including transport, construction and commercial equipment. Its lending covers prime and near-prime borrowers, including clients with more complex ownership or finance structures.

The aggregator said the appointment would give brokers and their clients more choice across commercial finance scenarios. Maple Asset Finance assesses credit on a case-by-case basis and focuses on flexible lending solutions.

“We want to offer genuine value and choice to our brokers and their clients,” said Tim Wells (pictured top left), head of operations – asset finance at LMG.

“Maple Asset Finance brings a service-led approach to lending that fills an important niche in our panel. Their responsiveness and commitment to broker support aligns closely with what we stand for at LMG – it’s a real value addition to the network and broker businesses.”

Previous additions to LMG’s commercial lending panel include Bluestone Home Loans, Arch Finance, Funding and N1 Holdings.

Andrew Sidery (pictured top right), founder and co-chief executive of Maple Asset Finance, said joining the panel would allow the lender to reach more businesses through LMG’s broker network. “Joining the LMG lender panel is a significant milestone for Maple Asset Finance,” he said. “LMG’s extensive broker network gives us the opportunity to deliver our specialist capabilities to a much broader range of Australian businesses and scenarios.

“We’re built around speed, simplicity and strong broker support, and we’re excited to bring that to LMG brokers. Whether it’s a straightforward deal or a complex scenario, we’re here to help brokers structure and convert more business for their clients.”

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