Lending Types

A bridging loan is short-term funding that covers the gap between buying a property and securing long-term financing.

Development finance is short-term funding (6–24 months) for residential and commercial development projects.

A trading business mortgage is designed to finance the purchase or refinancing of properties used as business premises.

Portfolio finance, or a portfolio mortgage, allows landlords to combine several buy-to-let loans into one finance facility.

Asset finance is a flexible funding option that helps businesses acquire essential equipment without the heavy upfront cost.

A semi-commercial mortgage is a loan for properties with both residential and commercial use.

A commercial investment mortgage funds or refinances tenant-let commercial or semi-commercial properties.

Residential investment finance supports landlords investing in rental properties for income and long-term growth.

Invoice finance generally operates by advancing a substantial portion of the invoice value upfront.

Unsecured business finance lets companies borrow without using assets as collateral.

Qualified healthcare professionals, including GPs, dentists, pharmacists, vets, opticians, chiropractors, and osteopaths.