Together lifts bridging securitisation facility to £1.2bn
What's the deal? UK specialist lender Together MoneyDealroom has a profile for this one. Try Dealroom → has expanded its revolving Lakeside (LABS) securitisation programme from £1bn to £1.2bn. The debt facility, backed by BNP Paribas, Lloyds BankDealroom has a profile for this one. Try Dealroom →, and NatWestDealroom has a profile for this one. Try Dealroom →, adds funding capacity for the firm's regulated and unregulated bridging lending.
Why now? The increase is Together Money's latest funding move in 2026. It has raised or refinanced more than £2.1bn across five transactions during 2026, including this LABS upsizing.
What's the endgame? Together Money offers bridging loans, residential and buy-to-let mortgages, commercial finance, auction finance, and development funding. Its loan book exceeds £8bn, and the extra capacity is meant to support demand across its bridging products.
The facility launched in 2015 as a £255m revolving securitisation and has been expanded several times, most recently to £1bn in November 2024. Together Money's wider funding structure spans 13 public mortgage-backed securitisations, eight private securitisation facilities, secured notes, and a revolving credit facility.
What they said: The move "reflects the continued confidence of our long-standing banking partners in Together Money's platform, performance and disciplined growth strategy," said chief financial officer Chris Adams. He added that the larger facility preserves "the strong commercial terms and maturity profile of the programme."
The signal: Repeated upsizings from the same three banks point to steady institutional appetite for specialist UK property lending, even as Together Money leans on securitisation to keep its bridging pipeline funded.
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