Seven-Day Regulated Bridging Completion with Together
Published 9 March 2023
Attribution: FinanceMyCompany.co.uk. Source: public LinkedIn post by Maxim Cohen.
A historical LinkedIn post by Maxim Cohen describing a regulated bridging finance completion with Together, delivered in seven days. This is a self-reported completion; no independent trade-publication source has been identified.
A public LinkedIn post by Maxim Cohen described a regulated bridging finance completion with Together, stated to have been delivered in seven days. The post was published in March 2023.
Regulated bridging finance is a consumer product secured against a property that is or will become the borrower’s home, and is subject to FCA regulation. It is distinct from business and commercial finance, which involves lending to companies, partnerships or individuals for business purposes.
This item is classified as a Self-reported completion because the details are drawn from a public LinkedIn post by Maxim Cohen. No independent lender announcement or trade-publication source has been identified to independently confirm this transaction. No transaction amount was stated in the post. FinanceMyCompany.co.uk is a commercial finance broker and introducer, not a lender.
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Source: Maxim Cohen’s public LinkedIn post. The original post contains the full publisher account.
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