Quantum Mortgages completes second securitisation
The lender says the deal represents continued confidence in the UK buy-to-let sector.

Specialist buy-to-let lender, Quantum Mortgages, has completed its second securitisation, ten months after its inaugural deal in 2024.
Representing its second deal in three years since launching, Bletchley Park Funding 2025-1 comprised £278 million of UK buy-to-let loans originated by the lender, taking the total value of assets within their Bletchley Park Funding programme to over £500 million.
The deal also represents continued confidence in the UK buy-to-let sector, with all bond categories oversubscribed because of strong take up from investors including UK & international clearing banks, challenger banks, investment banks, asset managers and fund managers.
Jason Neale (pictured), founder and CEO at Quantum Mortgages, commented: “We are delighted to complete our second securitisation, especially so soon after our inaugural deal last summer. The huge interest and demand from the investor community confirms our position as an established expert in providing finance for professional landlords and the pricing of the deal reflects the quality and diligent work our team produce every day.
“The continued high demand for assets backed by UK buy-to-let mortgages, is not only great news for us but all UK non-bank lenders who rely on the capital markets for funding. Greater demand allows us all to continue to grow and innovate while reducing our cost of funds to provide better value products for landlords.”

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