Arc & Co. strengthens advisory team with new asset finance hire

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Arc & Co., the specialist real estate debt and equity advisory firm, has appointed Arjun Saroya as an asset finance adviser.

Saroya (pictured), who began his role in May, brings a well-rounded background in development finance. He was most recently portfolio manager at Invest & Fund, where he was responsible for managing both live and pipeline loans, overseeing drawdowns, and closely monitoring borrower budgets and reporting processes.

His prior experience includes time spent within a Prime London property development company, where he specialised in financial modelling, particularly on office-to-residential conversion projects. Earlier in his career, Saroya also worked in the underwriting team at Hampshire Trust Bank, further broadening his perspective on the lending process.

In his new role, Saroya will be working alongside director Philip Kay, focusing on a wide range of real estate funding solutions and asset classes.

Saroya said: “I am very much looking forward to bringing my communication and analytical skills to the role at Arc & Co., whose impressive client roster I am excited to build on.

“My experience in deal structuring and credit management from a variety of perspectives will certainly aid my progression as I take on this new challenge, supported by one of the best teams in the market.”

Andrew Robinson, chief executive at Arc & Co., added: “Arc & Co. has experienced an incredibly strong 2025 so far, as we move and adapt with the market. In order to keep up momentum and the top-notch service our clients are accustomed to, we welcome new talent to join our team of experts.

“Arjun has a solid understanding of the inner workings of lending and development, making him a great addition. His insight and knowledge will add value to our advisory capabilities and we’re very pleased to have him on board.”

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