AFG has expanded its panel with the addition of specialty asset finance lender Australian Motorcycle & Marine Finance (AMMF) to the AFG Business platform.

AFG Head of Sales & Distribution Chris Slater announced the addition in a message to brokers this week. 'When a client looks to their broker for finance, they are looking for options. When a broker chooses an aggregator, they expect their aggregator to offer a lender panel that responds to customer needs and provides those options.'

'The addition of AMMF's commercial products to the AFG Business platform delivers on that commitment,' he said.

AMMF has a broad range of asset finance options to meet customer needs. 'As Australian small businesses come out of COVID-19 imposed hibernation, access to competitive finance is vital to assist them to get back on the road to recovery.'

'Some of the assets AMMF will fund include motorbikes; bike and boat trailers; all-terrain vehicles; power products such as ride-on mowers and generators, and marine pleasure craft. They also fund commercial marine equipment including engines as stand alone.'

Commenting on the announcement Marty Bear, AMMF National Manager Australia and New Zealand - Broker, said: 'AMMF is a specialist lender for leisure goods in both the Commercial and

Consumer markets. We are really pleased to be welcomed on to the AFG panel and look forward to working closely with such a great aggregator as AFG and its broker network.'

'The AFG Business platform takes the legwork out of commercial lending by matching transactions and customers to a lender's credit requirements,' said Chris. 'We are very pleased to welcome AMMF to the AFGB Platform and their consumer products to the AFG Asset Finance panel.'

AMMF products are available to AFG brokers from today.

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