RAW Capital Partners launches bridging finance range
RAW Capital Partners has launched a bridging finance range, expanding its specialist lending proposition.
The Guernsey based lender, which has provided buy to let mortgages to foreign nationals, UK expats and Channel Islanders investing in UK property for more than a decade, began lending to UK residents in December 2025.
The new proposition comprises unregulated first charge bridging loans secured against UK residential property. The products are designed to support buy to let landlords in a range of scenarios, including property purchases, chain breaks and development exits.
Loans are available from £100,000 to £4m over terms of three to 18 months, with a maximum LTV of 60%. Pricing is tiered according to LTV.
RAW Capital Partners said the loans will be funded through its RAW Mortgage Fund, which has more than £220m in assets under management.
Ben Nichols, Chief executive officer at RAW Capital Partners, said: "This is an exciting development for RAW. We are seeing clear demand from brokers for fast and flexible bridging finance to address particular challenges, such as a broken chain or a development exit, so it’s important that we evolve our product range accordingly.
"The strength of the RAW Mortgage Fund means we’re ideally positioned to offer bridging loans, with speed and certainty the two key qualities we want to provide for brokers. Ultimately, while we’re diversifying our product options and always seeking ways to improve product features, we still want to be known for being reliable and consistent in the service we deliver to brokers and borrowers. I’m confident the launch of our new bridging range will be well received."
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