Roma secures £100m funding line with NatWest
The new facility increases Roma's total lending capacity to £400 million.

Roma Finance has secured a new £100 million funding line with NatWest. The facility will enable Roma to scale its loan book, increasing its total lending capacity to £400 million.
As well as supporting its growth plans for 2025, the deal enhances Roma's ability to meet the evolving needs of brokers and property investors.
Roma recently executed a reorganisation of its offering, which has been streamlined into three product ranges: FLOW | GROW | PRO. RomaFLOW represents Roma’s bridging finance products, while RomaGROW combines the company’s development finance options under one name. RomaPRO, the newest addition launched in January, offers a solution for both development and long-term buy-to-let financing
Scott Marshall (pictured), managing director of Roma Finance, said: “This additional funding from NatWest marks a pivotal moment for Roma Finance, our customers and broker partners. As the demand for specialist finance continues to increase, this facility equips us with the resources to support more customers in achieving their property goals. Our relationship with NatWest is instrumental in our growth strategy, and we are excited to expand our offering in the bridging and buy-to-let sectors.”
George Ross, managing director and head of speciality finance at NatWest, commented: “We have been watching Roma’s impressive growth over the past few years and we are delighted to provide the team with this new funding line, enabling them to continue to scale their operations and meet the increasing demand from brokers and property investors. Our collaboration with Roma Finance is built on the shared values of supporting customers to thrive through customer-focused lending and innovation.”

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