Berkeley Credit
Business Development Manager – Bridging Finance

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Berkeley Credit | Mayfair, London | Office-based
About Us
Berkeley Credit is a Mayfair-based, principal bridging lender. We lend our capital offering secured facilities from £50k to £25m on residential, commercial/mixed-use property. We're a fast-growing, entrepreneurial business and this role is central to that growth.
The Role
We're looking for a Business Development Manager to originate new bridging loan business directly — building your own pipeline of borrowers and introducers, qualifying enquiries and driving deals from first contact through to completion alongside our underwriting team.
Responsibilities
- Source and originate new bridging loan enquiries directly, hitting monthly/quarterly origination targets
- Build and manage a network of introducers, brokers and direct borrowers
- Present Berkeley Credit's products clearly and competitively to prospective clients
- Qualify and structure enquiries (loan amount, LTV, exit strategy) before handover to underwriting
- Track the market — competitor pricing, broker sentiment, emerging opportunities
- Represent Berkeley Credit at industry events and networking functions
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What we're looking for
- 2–4 years of bridge loan business development experience
- Direct bridge loan origination experience is essential — you must have personally originated bridging finance deals, not just sold into the sector
- Working knowledge of LTV, valuations, exit strategies and short-term lending mechanics
- A track record of hitting or exceeding sales/origination targets
- An existing (even early-stage) network of brokers or introducers is a strong plus
- Excellent communication and negotiation skills; comfortable working autonomously in a small, owner-run lender


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Package
- Basic salary: market competitive
- Uncapped commission on completed loans
- Pension
- 20 days holiday + bank holidays
- Genuine progression path in a growing lender — this isn't a large corporate structure, your impact is visible
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