Rosemount Financial Solutions adds Offa to lender panel

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Rosemount Financial Solutions has added Offa, the Islamic finance provider, to its lender panel.

Offa is the UK’s leading Islamic property finance fintech, which brings fast and paperless funding decisions to Sharia-compliant finance. It recently gained authorisation from the Financial Conduct Authority to offer home purchase plans in the UK.

It was the first provider to launch Sharia-compliant bridging finance in the UK and last year introduced a modern buy-to-let finance product with ultra-quick funding decisions delivered via a paperless process.

Offa also launched an innovative bridge-to-let finance service in July, combining its flexible bridge product with buy-to-let.

NEW APPROACH
Ahmed Bawa, chief executive of Rosemount Financial Solutions
Ahmed Bawa, Rosemount Financial Solutions

Ahmed Bawa, CEO of Rosemount Financial Solutions (IFA), said: “It’s vital for our advisers to be able to cater to the needs and circumstances of each individual client.

“Offa is bringing a new, Sharia-compliant approach to the market, catering for both investors and home buyers who need fast finance decisions and a paperless application process.

“Offa and Rosemount share the same commitment to top-class customer service, which is why they are such a great fit for our panel.”

SHARIA-COMPLIANT OPTIONS
Sagheer Malik, Offa
Sagheer Malik, Offa

Sagheer Malik, Group COO and MD of Home Finance at Offa, added: “Offa is on a mission to transform the traditionally old-fashioned and cumbersome world of Islamic property finance and bring it into the 21st century and working with a well-established mortgage network such as Rosemount is another important part of our journey.

“Both businesses believe in providing an exceptional experience for our customers, and Rosemount advisers will now be able to provide their clients with fast and modern Sharia-compliant options.”

NETWORK GROWTH

Rosemount has significantly expanded its lender panel in recent months, providing its advisers with a wider range of lending options to meet borrower needs. New additions include Atom bank, MFS, Redwood Bank, Moda Mortgages and CHL Mortgages.

The network has enjoyed substantial growth so far in 2025, with analysis from Network Consulting showing it has seen net growth of 14.5% in the year to date, among the highest of any network in the UK.

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