Finova adds equity finance provider Pauzible to lender panel
Pauzible’s five-year equity financing solution is designed to complement traditional buy-to-let mortgages.

Finova has added Pauzible to its payments lender panel, giving its intermediary members access to Pauzible’s five-year equity financing solution, designed to complement traditional buy-to-let mortgages.
Launched last year, Pauzible’s equity partnership agreement (EPA) offers a performance-based model that allows landlords to unlock a portion of their property’s value. This capital can be used for a range of business purposes, from property renovations and energy efficiency upgrades to deposits for expanding portfolios.
Unlike traditional debt-based lending, Pauzible’s returns are directly linked to the capital value and rental income of the property. The model provides an alternative route to funding that complements traditional mortgages, offering landlords a more flexible and strategic financing tool.
Aivanaa Maraea, chief marketing officer at Pauzible, said: “Our partnership with Finova is a key milestone in Pauzible’s mission to reshape how landlords fund and grow their property portfolios. Finova’s trusted position in the intermediary market and commitment to innovation make them an ideal partner. This collaboration significantly broadens our reach and supports landlords in accessing smarter, more flexible capital solutions aligned with long-term value creation.”
Matt Harrison (pictured), commercial director at Finova Broker, added: “At Finova, we’re committed to giving brokers access to a diverse range of lenders that meet the evolving needs of their clients. Pauzible’s unique model offers a compelling alternative for landlords looking to optimise their portfolios without taking on more traditional debt. We’re excited to welcome them to the panel and support their growth through our platform.”

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