Morpheus Lending announces new £110m senior funding line
Morpheus provides unregulated bridging loans up to £1.5m in England and Wales.
Digital bridging provider, Morpheus Lending, has announced a new £110m senior funding line with alternative asset manager, Pollen Street Capital.
Launched in 2025, Morpheus has built a digital-only bridging platform centred around speed and efficiency for brokers and their clients. The new funding line will enable further growth and scale to support more property professionals, landlords and SMEs across the UK.
Morpheus provides unregulated bridging loans up to £1.5m in England and Wales across residential, semi-commercial and commercial properties.
CEO and founder of Morpheus, Matt Mawdesley, said: “This marks a significant step in our journey as we look to build on our early momentum. For Morpheus to get this level of considerable backing from a quality operator such as Pollen Street to accelerate our growth is a testament not just to the team, but to the product and platform we have already built.
“As we look to continue scaling our tech-first approach to specialist lending, we are excited for the future and the foundations this facility provides. As we enter 2026, we will be focussing on sustainable and safe growth, further technology enhancements, new products and an ever-evolving approach to genuinely solving customer and broker problems. We can’t wait for the next chapter.”
James Bevans, investment director at Pollen Street Capital, commented: “Morpheus has assembled an incredibly experienced and well-rounded senior team and executive board. We are thrilled to be on the growth journey with them and look forward to a mutually beneficial relationship over the long term, as they continue to leverage technology and human experience to provide the best possible service for their customers.”
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