Gen H secures fourth 2025 funding partnership
The partnership is the fourth funding relationship Gen H has established so far in 2025.

Gen H has secured a new forward-flow funding agreement with JN Bank UK, marking its fourth new institutional partnership of 2025.
The new funding partnership will help Gen H improve access to homeownership, originate new loans and scale its product offering.
Founded in 2019, Gen H is known for its family-supported affordability and deposit solutions and its New Build Boost scheme, launched earlier this year.
Graham McClelland, CEO at Gen H, said: “Too many people are locked out of homeownership because the mortgage market hasn’t evolved to reflect how people live and work today. This funding partnership gives us the firepower to help more buyers succeed, with products built around their real financial lives, not outdated assumptions. We’re grateful to JN Bank UK for backing our mission.”
Chris Waring, CEO at JN Bank UK, added: “Our continued vision is to build on the bank’s rich legacy and evolve to meet the changing needs of our customers in an ever increasingly digital world. Our partnership with Gen H aligns with our values and strategic growth ambitions to ensure more customers have access to a broader range of solutions to meet their goals. We stand together with Gen H in this mission.”

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