Baker Hill and Participate Launch Integrated Loan Exchange for Financial Institutions

June 05, 2026
Baker Hill has partnered with Participate to introduce the Baker Hill Loan Exchange, a new embedded platform that enables financial institutions to manage and distribute commercial loans directly within the Baker Hill UN/FY system.

Baker Hill has partnered with Participate to launch the Baker Hill Loan Exchange, an integrated loan participation platform for financial institutions, announced in a press release. The new system allows lenders to distribute and manage commercial loans more efficiently through direct integration with Baker Hill UN/FY.

The platform embeds Participate's loan participation technology within Baker Hill's commercial lending workflow. Users can initiate participation opportunities using a built-in "Send to Participate" feature, which automatically transfers loan data and documents into Participate's digital loan sales network. This enables lenders to connect with buyers across the country and automate servicing tasks throughout the loan's lifecycle.

According to the announcement, the Baker Hill Loan Exchange helps financial institutions increase lending capacity, improve liquidity, and manage concentration risk without adding complexity. The integration offers digital tools for document sharing, transaction visibility, and fee management, with rapid activation available for existing Baker Hill clients.

Participate's network currently includes more than 750 financial institutions across 48 states, supporting over $15 billion in cumulative loan volume. The new platform is available now to Baker Hill UN/FY clients.

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