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Masthaven joins lender panel for The Right Mortgage

November 22, 2025 by Brendan O'Neill

Masthaven has become the latest lender to join the panel of The Right Mortgage and Protection Network, which means that advisors will be able to access its products.

Those products are unregulated and regulated bridging loans, but they cover a variety of circumstances. These include people needing commercial bridging finance, large refurbishment projects and complex credit scenarios. The move by Masthaven to join The Right Mortgage panel will thus increase the bridging options that mortgage advisors can choose from. This can only be a positive thing for them and their clients.

In terms of rates, they will start at 0.79% both for the unregulated and regulated bridging loans. Credit-backed terms will also be on offer though, which are intended to provide additional reassurance to mortgage advisors and their customers.

The Right Mortgage and Protection Network head of lending is Victoria Clark. Talking to Financial Reporter, she said that Masthaven was an ideal partner. This is because of the way it conducts business, with reliable delivery and clear lines of communication.

Clark then went on to add that:

“Their expertise across both regulated and unregulated bridging, alongside their willingness to consider complex cases, will provide our advisors with even greater flexibility when supporting clients with short-term funding needs.”

Jim Baker from Masthaven stated that everyone at the company was delighted to be linking up with the Right Mortgage and Protection Network.

This is good news for advisors with CeMAP training who work with the network, as more product choice gives them a better chance of meeting the needs of clients.

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Brendan O'Neill
Brendan O'Neill

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