Tiuta secures new funding line
Specialist lender Tiuta has secured a major new funding line through Connaught Asset Management.
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It also exemplifies Tiuta’s continued commitment to the intermediary market as it looks to build on its intermediary-based presence in the buy-to-let, secured loans, commercial and bridging finance sectors.
The open ended fund has a revolving value of up to £300 million and from it Tiuta has the ability to lend with terms of up to five years. The development of the Series 2 fund has been driven by the hugely successful performance of the Series 1 Income Fund, launched in 2008.
Similar to Series 1, Series 2 will utilise the specialist services of Tiuta to source, underwrite and manage the individual loans using Tiuta’s strict lending policy. The fund will focus on short to medium term lending for a host of activities including property development and renovation.
Structured as an authorised open ended unit trust the Fund is domiciled in Guernsey, and will be listed on the Channel Islands Stock Exchange. Connaught Asset Management Guernsey Ltd is the principal manager and is regulated by the Guernsey Financial Services Commission. Kleinwort Benson has been appointed as trustee and administrator.
The fund has been structured to appeal to offshore bond investment but is also accessible for direct investment, SIPPs, SSASs, other pensions and platforms. It has been in development for over a year, primarily to ensure that it is a tax-efficient medium term investment.
George Patellis, CEO at Tiuta, commented:
“Although this is one of a number of funding lines that Tiuta is fortunate to have, the sheer weight of the backing of Connaught Asset Management illustrates just how determined we are to really make a mark in the specialist lending arena.
"Of course bridging finance still stands at the heart of the Tiuta proposition but there remains a large propensity to grow and really challenge across the whole of the specialist lending arena and secure our standing as a leading short to medium term lender.”
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