Gen H secures new funding partnership
The partnership will enable Gen H to support borrowers from a wider array of backgrounds and circumstances.

Fintech mortgage lender, Gen H, has established a forward-flow funding partnership with SilverRock Financial Services. As of April 2025, SilverRock will fund a share of the mortgages that Gen H originates and administers.
The partnership supports Gen H in its mission to broaden access to homeownership with innovative mortgage products and flexible criteria.
Gen H recently launched New Build Boost, a new mortgage scheme that addresses both affordability and deposit challenges to help aspiring buyers purchase new build homes.
Graham McClelland, deputy CEO at Gen H, said: “We’ve had the great pleasure of growing our panel of funders this year, enabling us to pursue, at full speed, our goal of unlocking homeownership for everyone. This partnership with SilverRock is an important strategic milestone on this path. SilverRock is a purpose-built forward flow funder, designed from day one to be an agile partner in the lending business – exactly the kind of partner Gen H needs. This relationship will allow us to further improve our criteria and push forward with exciting new propositions over the coming year. We are delighted to partner with SilverRock and look forward to a relationship marked by collaboration and continued growth.”
Veronika Lovett, SilverRock CEO, commented: “We are excited to partner with Gen H, a forward-thinking company that is transforming the way families across the UK access and finance their homes. This collaboration reflects our commitment to supporting innovative business models that enable scalable, sustainable lending solutions. Together, we look forward to unlocking new opportunities for aspiring homeowners and driving meaningful change in the housing market.”

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