Are Funding Freddie introductions exclusive?

Funding Freddie aims to make one considered introduction where a suitable specialist is identified. Whether an introduction is exclusive, and the precise referral process, is confirmed in the partner agreement.

Do you sell the same enquiry to multiple brokers?

No. Funding Freddie's process is built around reviewing borrower circumstances before making one informed introduction to a relevant specialist. We do not operate a bulk shared-lead model.

What information is included with an introduction?

Suitable introductions include borrower contact details, recorded consent, funding purpose and amount, plus relevant business or property context collected through the Funding Freddie assessment.

How are introducer fees agreed?

Commission arrangements are agreed in writing before introductions begin. Terms cover the commission basis, payment trigger, payment timing, lead ownership and reporting.

When is commission paid?

Payment timing is agreed with each partner and is normally linked to an agreed transaction milestone, such as drawdown, completion or the partner's receipt of lender commission.

Is Funding Freddie regulated or a lender?

Funding Freddie is not a lender and does not make lending decisions. The selected finance provider or broker remains responsible for product suitability, lending terms, affordability and all funding decisions. The appropriate regulatory position for each case depends on the activity and the selected provider.

How quickly do I need to contact a borrower?

Funding Freddie expects partners to contact time-sensitive property cases promptly. Exact response expectations are agreed before a partner becomes active.

What types of cases are most suitable?

Funding Freddie's core focus is business funding from £50,000+ and property finance from £100,000+. Individual case suitability depends on the borrower's circumstances and each partner's stated criteria.

UK Commercial Finance•Property Finance Specialists

Join Funding Freddie's Specialist Finance Partner Panel

Funding Freddie helps eligible UK borrowers prepare for specialist finance.

Before any referral, we collect key case details, confirm borrower consent and review whether there may be a suitable fit.

Where appropriate, we make one considered introduction to a specialist broker or finance provider.

Structured borrower context. Consent before referral. One considered introduction.

Takes around two minutes. Suitable applicants are invited to a short partnership call.

Built for finance specialists who value prepared introductions

UK business funding requirements from £50,000+

UK property-finance requirements from £100,000+

Phone-verified borrower contact details

Structured assessment before referral

Consent recorded before information is shared

One considered introduction where suitable

How the Partner Process Works

A clear, structured journey from application to receiving suitable cases.

Apply

Tell us about your finance products, deal sizes and borrower criteria.

Review

Funding Freddie reviews regulatory standing, service standards and introducer terms.

Agree Terms

Confirm case types, commission, lead ownership, response expectations and reporting.

Receive Suitable Cases

Receive structured, consented borrower introductions when there is a potential fit.

Keep Us Updated

Share key case outcomes so Funding Freddie can improve matching and borrower experience.

Are You a Good Fit?

Funding Freddie is looking to work with specialist finance brokers and providers that support one or more of the following:

Bridging Finance

Refurbishment Finance

Development Finance and Development Exit

Buy-to-Let and Portfolio Finance

Commercial Mortgages and Semi-Commercial Property

Business Loans and Working Capital

Invoice Finance

Asset and Equipment Finance

Complex-Credit and Specialist Funding Cases

We are particularly interested in partners that can support UK funding requirements of £50,000+ for business finance and £100,000+ for property finance.

What a Funding Freddie Introduction Includes

A suitable introduction may include the following structured borrower context, shared only with consent.

Borrower name, verified contact details and preferred contact time

Borrower confirmation that they are happy to be contacted

Funding purpose and amount required

Business type, trading history, turnover range and profitability position for commercial cases

Property type, location, value or purchase price, deposit/equity position, timeframe, works and exit route for property cases

Declared credit context, where provided

A concise Funding Freddie assessment summary

The borrower's consent for their information to be shared with a relevant specialist

Funding Freddie does not promise a fixed volume of introductions. Every case is considered on its own circumstances and referred only where a potential fit is identified.

Broker Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to the questions finance brokers ask most before joining the Funding Freddie panel.

What We Expect From Partners

To protect borrowers and maintain a professional process, Funding Freddie asks every panel partner to meet the following standards.

Clear expertise, lender access and eligibility criteria for the products offered

Prompt contact for accepted introductions, especially time-sensitive property cases

Fair, professional and transparent treatment of every borrower

Clear explanation of next steps, documentation, fees and lender criteria

Agreed status updates provided throughout the case

Written confirmation of how introducer commission is calculated and paid

Secure handling of borrower information, used only for the agreed purpose

No passing leads to other firms or cross-selling without separate consent

Prompt notification if a case is unsuitable or outside your remit

How Introducer Arrangements Work

Funding Freddie may receive an introducer fee or commission where a referred borrower enters into a completed funding transaction with a specialist finance partner.

Commercial terms are agreed in writing before introductions begin. They will cover the definition of a valid introduction, commission basis, payment trigger, payment timeframe, reporting, lead ownership and data handling.

Funding Freddie is not a lender. Funding decisions, product suitability and all lending terms remain the responsibility of the selected finance provider or broker.

Prefer to Speak First?

Book a short partnership call to discuss your specialist products, typical case sizes, borrower criteria and introducer terms.

Arrange a Partnership Call

A short initial call. No obligation and no commitment to lead volume.