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Solifi joins NACFB to expand support for UK commercial finance brokers

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Solifi has joined the National Association of Commercial Finance Brokers (NACFB), a move the company says is part of its strategy to expand its presence in the UK and strengthen ties with the broker-led commercial finance sector.

The NACFB represents commercial finance brokers across the UK and works with lenders and service providers involved in the provision of funding to small and medium-sized businesses. By becoming a member, Solifi will participate more closely in the broker network that connects businesses seeking finance with lenders.

Solifi provides technology platforms used by lenders to manage secured finance operations, including asset and commercial finance transactions. The company said the membership reflects its focus on supporting the systems and processes that brokers rely on when arranging funding.

“We are really excited to partner with NACFB. Brokers are central to the UK secured finance ecosystem,” said Caroline Winch, VP Sales, EMEA at Solifi.

“Joining the NACFB reflects our commitment to strengthening partnerships within the broker community and supporting the tools and infrastructure that enable brokers to deliver funding with speed, flexibility and transparency. As the market continues to evolve, technology must empower, not slow down, the proposal-to-payout journey.”

The UK commercial finance market has seen increasing demand for faster credit decisions, clearer lending criteria and stronger compliance processes. Technology providers have been expanding their role in helping lenders and brokers manage these requirements while processing finance applications and transactions more efficiently.

Solifi’s software platforms are designed to support lenders throughout the lifecycle of secured finance deals, including credit decisioning, deal processing, origination and servicing, while helping firms meet regulatory and audit requirements.

The company said its NACFB membership forms part of its broader investment in the UK market as it seeks to work more closely with both lenders and brokers involved in asset and commercial finance transactions.