Aldermore bank has launched a series of regular, refreshed webinars that will be held live and on-demand for its community of UK asset finance brokers.

Aldermore ran a series of webinars throughout June, July and August covering topics such as Asset Backer – Aldermore’s online portal and fraud awareness. On the back of these virtual events, it has developed further content for brokers by giving them access to its in-house experts on a more regular basis.

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Lee Rhodes, commercial director, asset finance at Aldermore, said: “Our focus is to continue to support brokers so that they can be fully equipped to provide the best support for SMEs across the UK and help us to deliver exceptional broker experiences.

“We’re delighted to have welcomed over 500 attendees to our webinar sessions during these unprecedented times and we’ve taken on board feedback from brokers to offer a series of ongoing, tailored and on-demand webinars.

“As such, we’re pleased to launch Aldermore Connect as a result of the continuously on-demand nuance to our webinar sessions.”

All Aldermore brokers can expect invitations to these sessions in the coming days:

  • Asset finance products – will give brokers a refresher on the products that we offer as well as discussing the importance of selecting the right product for the customer. It will discuss the implications these choices have on documentation selection and end of term treatment.
  • Credit guidance – will give brokers a detailed session on Aldermore’s approach to underwriting to give a thorough insight to what we look for when assessing all deal proposals.

Aldermore was established in 2009. In March 2018, Aldermore Group became part of FirstRand Group, the largest financial services group in Africa by market capitalisation. At the end of June 2019, Aldermore Group lending to customers stood at £10.6bn, according to a company press release.