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Paragon Enhances Mortgage Market with New Bridging Proposition

Paragon appoints industry experts to develop a new bridging finance proposition, enhancing options in the mortgage market.

By David Sampson
5 August 2026
2 min read
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TL;DR

  • Paragon has appointed Sanders and Patel to lead its bridging finance initiative, targeting a launch in the future.
  • this development is set to benefit intermediaries and borrowers seeking agile financing options.

Written by David Sampson for Mortgage118. Last updated 5 August 2026. Reviewed against our editorial standards. Editorial standards. Mortgage118 is a directory — not FCA-authorised and not a mortgage adviser.

Paragon has appointed industry veterans Sanders and Patel to spearhead the development of its new bridging finance proposition. This strategic move aims to enhance Paragon’s offerings in the mortgage market, particularly for borrowers seeking flexible and efficient financing solutions.

Who are Sanders and Patel?

Sanders brings extensive experience in specialist lending, having previously served as CEO of bridging lender Omni Capital. He later founded Tuscan Capital and successfully sold both businesses to Allica Bank. Patel, with significant experience in the sector, has held senior roles at companies like Together and Precise Mortgages, also working closely with intermediary partners. Their combined expertise positions Paragon to create a robust bridging finance offering.

What is the timeline for the new bridging proposition?

Sanders and Patel will pilot the new bridging proposition with a select group of intermediaries in the upcoming months. This initial phase will allow Paragon to refine its offering before a full launch. This timeline indicates a focused approach to ensure the product meets market demands effectively.

What this means for the mortgage market

For borrowers, particularly landlords and property investors, Paragon’s new bridging finance option could provide quicker access to funds for property purchases or renovations. This is especially important in a competitive mortgage market where timing can significantly impact investment opportunities. Brokers will also benefit from having an additional product to offer clients, enhancing their service capabilities in the mortgage market.

Frequently asked questions

What types of projects can benefit from bridging finance?

Bridging finance is typically used for property purchases, renovations, or auction purchases, providing quick access to funds when traditional mortgage routes may be slower.

How can brokers prepare for the launch of this new proposition?

Brokers should stay informed about the pilot program and engage with Paragon to understand the specifics of the product, ensuring they can effectively advise their clients once it launches.

About David Sampson

David Sampson writes about the UK mortgage market for Mortgage118, covering specialist lending, market trends, and practical advice for borrowers. All content is reviewed for accuracy against FCA guidelines and current market data.

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