LendInvest secures £180m funding from Lloyds to expand BTL offering
LendInvest has announced a new £180 million financial partnership with Lloyds Bank to help grow its buy-to-let lending business and securitisation programme.

LendInvest has also upsized its separate account with JP Morgan from £725 million to £1 billion.
As part of its H1 trading update, the lender also announced that its platform assets under management have increased by 33% year-on-year, and by 13% since the start of the financial year, driven by growth across all lending products.
Funds under management increased by 20% year-on-year, and by 17% since the start of the year.
LendInvest says it currently has more than £950 million of lending headroom to support its growth trajectory in the medium term.
Rod Lockhart, CEO of LendInvest, said: "The UK property finance market is ripe for disruption and our performance over the last six months reflects the attractiveness of our differentiated technology-driven platform for borrowers and funding partners alike. We grew across all lending products in the first half of the year, particularly in buy-to-let, but also in bridging and development which benefited from our innovative new broker portal. We remain on track to launch our specialist homeowner product later this year.
"Looking ahead, we are acutely aware of the disruption in the UK mortgage market, which is affecting confidence and for the moment, applications for new mortgages have slowed across the market. Recent market dislocation has demonstrated the flexibility and speed to market capability of our platform. This provides us with a competitive edge, flexibility, and proven risk management capabilities, which in addition to the size of our addressable markets and our strong financial position, gives us confidence in our long-term prospects."
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