Development lender reports record month for completions

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Iron Bridge Finance has revealed that October 2019 was its most successful month ever for completions.

The London-based mezzanine specialist completed five deals supporting schemes with a combined GDV of over £50 million. The locations ranged from Bristol to London and from the West Midlands to the South Coast.

The Iron Bridge team has been investing its own funds since 2006 in mezzanine and top-up finance on multi-unit residential development projects. Its stated objective is to bridge the gap behind senior debt and equity within the capital stack.

Iron Bridge lends in amounts from £300,000 to £7,000,000 in areas of high demand across England and Wales.

Lance Joseph (pictured), Iron Bridge’s CEO, said: “The gap behind senior debt is one we are delighted to fill, and by working in partnership with both senior lenders and developers, Iron Bridge is providing what is essentially alternative cheap equity. I am immensely proud of the team and the hard work they have put in to achieve this milestone.

“In challenging times, we will continue to provide flexible solutions for developers and senior lenders alike and look forward to doing so into 2020 and beyond.”

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