Masthaven marks 20 years of broker-led lending

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Masthaven is celebrating its 20th anniversary this week, marking two decades since it first entered the specialist lending market in 2005.

The lender, which began as a one-person operation, has since grown into a recognised name in the UK’s specialist finance sector. Throughout that growth, the business has remained rooted in its broker-led approach, maintaining long-standing relationships across the intermediary market.

Founder and chief executive Andrew Bloom (pictured) reflected on the milestone, saying: “When I started Masthaven, I never imagined the incredible people we’d work with and the relationships we’d build along the way.

“Reaching 20 years is a proud moment and a chance to say thank you to everyone who’s backed us and believed in what we’re doing because it’s never just been about lending money, it’s been about building relationships that last.”

To commemorate the anniversary, Masthaven has published a 20-year yearbook celebrating its history, key partnerships and the people who have contributed to its evolution.

Looking ahead, the lender reaffirmed its commitment to providing flexible, broker-focused solutions through a team that understands the nuances of specialist finance.

In February this year Bloom completed his acquisition of Masthaven Finance. He was founder, majority shareholder and chief executive of Masthaven Group and Masthaven Bank from 2005 to 2020, when he sold his controlling stake and stepped down as chief executive.

In October 2021, he purchased Spring Finance. During 2023, Bloom had the opportunity to purchase the remaining assets of Masthaven and this transaction completed in October 2024. He then rebranded Spring Finance as Masthaven.

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