Octane Capital reaches £1bn lending milestone

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Octane Capital has passed £1bn of completions in the four years since its launch in May 2017.

Since the lender opened its doors, it has received 3,274 applications with a combined value of over £2.4bn and made AIPs (agreements in principle) of £8.8bn. It has completed on 1,375 loans.

Jonathan Samuels (pictured), CEO of Octane Capital, said: “£1billion of completions is a significant milestone for us and reflects the exceptional efforts of our team over the past four years. Since launching, we’ve evolved our model into a hybrid platform, offering product-less solutions and buy-to-let products alike.

“But what both have in common is our highly commercial risk proposition, which is single-mindedly focused on finding a way to make a loan work.”

Mark Posniak, managing director at Octane Capital, added: “I’d like to say a huge thank you to all our broker, legal and surveying partners, without whom reaching £1bn of deals would have been impossible. We’re only as good as the people we work with and whose skills we rely upon, and on that front they never let us down.

“We’re looking forward to hitting £2bn, which could come round a lot quicker if the current pace of market activity continues.”

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