Funding 365 secures new £200m funding line

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Funding 365 has completed an additional £200 million+ funding line with a global investment bank.

The new facility will bolster Funding 365’s lending capabilities alongside its other institutional lines and in-house funds across unregulated residential, semi-commercial and refurbishment bridging loans.

The bridging and development lender will retain its principal-led funding model, enabling it to continue underwriting in-house.

Mike Strange (pictured), director at Funding 365, said: “Our new facility will allow us to significantly readjust our interest rates across our residential and refurbishment products – watch this space.”

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