Strong Q1 for Amicus

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Amicus Finance has revealed that it completed £67m worth of completions in the first quarter of 2015, with over £30m in March alone.

The bridging loan provider was formerly known as Capital Bridging Finance until its rebrand in February.

Keith Aldridge (pictured), Amicus’s managing director, said: “We have been planning for considerable growth for the last 12 months and so we are delighted that our first quarter performance has reinforced our confidence that 2015 should see us achieve a 10% share of what continues to be a growing market.

“This 26% improvement on the fourth quarter of 2014 is testimony to the trust our distributors have in the AMICUS proposition and reinforces our belief that all our stakeholder partners are contributing to our sustained growth.”

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