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Become an Introducer

If you work with business owners, landlord, property investors or developers, there will be times when a client needs commercial finance and it falls outside your area of expertise, or you simply do not have the time to place it yourself. That is where we come in.

 

We have been arranging commercial finance for UK businesses for over 20 years, and the majority of our clients come to us through introducer relationships. It is a straightforward arrangement that works well for everyone involved.

What we offer your clients

When you introduce a client to us, we treat them as we would any client of our own. We take the time to understand their situation, explain their options clearly, and find the most suitable finance from across the whole market.

 

We are independent, so we are not tied to any particular lender - we work in your client's best interests, not anyone else's.

 

We are FCA regulated and full members of the NACFB (National Association of Commercial Finance Brokers), so you can be confident that your clients are in safe hands and that the advice they receive is fully compliant.

 

Throughout the process, we keep you informed. Your relationship with your client matters to us, and we work hard to protect and enhance it.

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What we offer you

We pay introducer fees on completion of every deal we place. There is no complex paperwork to navigate. You make the introduction, we handle everything else, and we pay you when the deal completes.

 

We work across the full range of commercial finance products, so whatever your client needs, whether that is a business loan, asset finance, invoice finance, a commercial mortgage, bridging finance, development finance or a revolving credit facility - we can help.

Who works with us

Our introducers include residential mortgage brokers, accountants, solicitors, IFAs, commercial property agents, business advisers and many others who work closely with business owners and property investors.

 

If you have clients who may need commercial finance from time to time, it is worth having a conversation.

Get in touch

If you have a case you would like to discuss or simply want to find out more about how an introducer arrangement works, give us a call on 01572 729 729 or email info@reservoirfinance.co.uk.

 

We are always happy to talk it through.

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QUICK LINKS

CONTACT

The King Centre, Main Road

Barleythorpe

Rutland

LE15 7WD

01572 729 729

 

Belinda Milton t/a Reservoir Finance is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority. Our Reference number is 742264. You can check our authorisation here.

 

Reservoir Finance is an authorised credit broker and not a lender. We work with an unrestricted number of Lenders to help business owners, property investors and developers find suitable finance across three areas: business finance, asset finance and property finance.

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We are based in Rutland and work with clients across the UK.

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All finance is subject to lender assessment, status and affordability. Security and personal guarantees may be required depending on the lender and product. Any fees will be explained clearly before you commit to anything.

Our ICO registration number is Z7551839 and you can check this at www.ico.org.uk.​

 

We will receive commission from lenders. Different lenders pay different amounts depending on different commission models. For transparency, we work with the following commission models: fixed fee, fixed rate of commission, percentage of the amount you borrow and rate for risk (this is based on the risk profile of the business). For certain lenders, we have influence over the interest rate, which can impact the amount you pay under the agreement. Further details of the commission model, calculation and amount will be disclosed to you throughout your customer journey.

 

Think carefully before securing debts against your home. Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on a mortgage or any other debt secured on it.

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