TAB has announced the launch of its new website and platform designed to challenge the pace and expectations of the commercial lending market.
At a time when deals stall, timelines slip and decision-making slows, TAB is positioning itself differently, with a model built around momentum. The focus is not just on speed, but on speed with direction, structure and certainty.
The new platform gives brokers and borrowers a clearer route from enquiry to decision, alongside faster access to information and direct visibility of how deals progress. It also includes a built-in calculator that delivers deal numbers in seconds, giving brokers immediate clarity before a conversation even starts. In the current market, where delays can mean lost opportunities, this level of immediacy is critical.
TAB’s proposition is straightforward: move quickly, but move with intent. Mortgages are delivered at bridging speed, with rates starting from 3.50% plus the base rate, while bridging finance is available from 0.68% per month. This is supported by multiple funding lines, in-house technology and experienced credit teams, all designed to operate at the pace deals demand. However, the business is clear that speed alone is not enough.
Duncan Kreeger, CEO at TAB, said:
“Speed backed by structure, not shortcuts. That is the standard we are setting.”
TAB combines multiple funding lines, in-house technology and AI-driven underwriting with experienced credit expertise to manage complex deals without introducing unnecessary delays. The approach removes layers of process and avoids prolonged decision-making, ensuring brokers receive clear answers early in the process.
The launch marks a broader step forward in how TAB positions itself in the market. Beyond a visual update, the platform reflects a more direct and decisive way of operating, aligned with how brokers need lending to work in practice. Momentum is not accidental but the result of informed decision-making and timely execution.
Kreeger added:
“Brokers do not need more noise. They need clarity, pace and lenders who will make a decision and stand by it.”
