LendInvest has revealed it has £5.14bn in funds beneath administration (FUM), following a £500m upsize from one in all its current institutional buyers.
At present’s FUM announcement follows a sequence of main funding uplifts in latest months, together with the £300m renewal of its funding syndicate with BNP Paribas, Barclays and HSBC, and the £1.5bn funding settlement with JP Morgan introduced final September.
The specialist property lender has additionally simply agreed a renewal of its £300 million funding facility with Lloyds. The ability will proceed for use to assist lending throughout buy-to-let and owner-occupied mortgages.
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“This renewal highlights Lloyds’ understanding of the power of our enterprise, our constant mortgage efficiency, and the cutting-edge expertise that powers our operations,” stated chief govt Rod Lockhart.
“We’re delighted to have the ability to lengthen our relationship with Lloyds – one of many UK’s most prestigious banks – and with whom we’ve got constructed a robust and profitable working relationship over a few years.”
LendInvest additionally introduced that its mortgages division achieved document lending volumes by way of the third quarter of its 2025 monetary yr (ending thirty first December 2024).
The agency lent £358m within the third quarter of 2025, together with £123m in December alone. A brand new annual lending milestone of £1.168bn within the calendar yr 2024, surpassed the earlier document of £1.12bn in calendar yr 2022.
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“These figures are a results of the dedication of our folks – and particularly the efficiency of our new hub in Glasgow – in addition to the resilience of the UK property finance market,” Lockhart added.
“What is basically pleasing, although, is that these outcomes translate into tangible influence for a whole lot of builders, landlords, property homeowners and naturally buyers – all of which ladders as much as the availability of better-quality housing throughout the nation.”
In December, LendInvest introduced it had narrowed its pre-tax losses and boosted its lending volumes by almost a 3rd over the primary half.
The lender reported a pre-tax lack of £1.7m for the six months to 30 September 2024, up from a £15.7m loss within the comparative interval final yr.