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Lama AI and Bridge Forge Strategic Partnership to Transform Commercial Lending Distribution

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Lama AI, an award-winning AI-driven origination technology provider for the financial industry, is excited to announce a strategic partnership with Bridge, a leading digital platform that connects business owners with a wide network of lenders.

This partnership allows Lama AI customers to tap into Bridge’s extensive marketplace, providing access to a variety of business loan sources. By integrating Bridge’s capabilities with Lama AI’s existing resources, banks can diversify their deal flow, enhance portfolio growth, and significantly improve efficiency in pre-qualification and end-to-end origination processes.

Lama AI is known for its innovative approach to Responsible AI in banking, empowering banks and credit unions to increase efficiency by tenfold and drive portfolio growth through advanced AI tools like AI-assistants, smart document management, and automated credit decision workflows. Lama AI’s Flow, an embedded distribution product, revolutionizes how financial institutions access and manage opportunities, enabling seamless connections with multiple distribution channels at the click of a button.

“We’re thrilled to partner with Lama AI, aligning with our mission to make commercial lending more accessible, especially for underrepresented communities,” said Harte Thompson, Co-Founder and Chief Operating Officer of Bridge. “This collaboration enhances our ability to connect business owners with the best lending opportunities, providing a seamless and efficient solution that benefits both lenders and borrowers. With Lama AI’s advanced technology, we are confident in expanding our reach to better serve the diverse needs of our clients.”

Omri Yacubovich, CEO & Co-Founder of Lama AI, added, “We are excited to collaborate with Rohit, Harte, and the Bridge team, marking a significant milestone in democratizing market collaboration and unlocking new opportunities in the business lending space. Banks should not restrict their growth to a single source of loan opportunities but should focus on enhancing their technological readiness to expand their reach, allowing them to become agile and efficient players in the digital and embedded lending ecosystems.”

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