Market Financial Solutions secures £1 billion in additional funding
The lender's loan book is approaching £2.5 billion.
Market Financial Solutions has upsized and extended multiple institutional funding lines, securing up to £1 billion in additional capital to meet the rising demand for specialist finance solutions.
This boost in institutional funding strengthens Market Financial Solutions’ ability to deliver a broad range of tailored financial products — such as granular bridging loans (3–18 months), Bridge Fusion loans (24–36-month term loans), buy-to-let mortgages, large-ticket bridging loans, and commercial real estate finance.
The firm specialises in complex, property-backed lending, offering loans of up to £50 million for terms ranging from 3 months to 10 years.
Paresh Raja (pictured), CEO of Market Financial Solutions, commented: “With continued support from leading global institutional investors and our proven market-leading operations, Market Financial Solutions is well-positioned to help intermediaries and investors with competitive, innovative finance solutions.
"As we approach a £2.5 billion loan book, we are firmly targeting £3.5 billion over the next 12 months, while remaining true to our DNA: delivering bespoke solutions, funding certainty, and outstanding service.”
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