Puma Property Finance

| GSN 2026-07-08: Funded £113m construction loan to DPK Group for Royal Albert Dock office-to-PBSA (RAD, £300m GDV, delivery Q3 2027). 7th loan; >£390m whole loans closed since 2025. Whole loans £30-150m, capacity for larger, durations 12-48 months, fixed and variable.

UK specialist property lender; bridging, development, and buy-to-let loans for residential and commercial real estate; part of Octopus Group; regulated by the FCA; technology-enabled platform for professional property investors.

PIMCO's European real estate lending fund; senior and whole loans on UK and European commercial real estate; institutional-scale direct lending drawing on PIMCO's approximately $2T AUM platform and credit expertise.

CapitalRise Finance Ltd (est. 2016; Co. 09571824; FCA reg. 816789; registered office 33 Cavendish Square, London W1G 0PW) is a specialist prime property development finance and bridging lender — the only dedicated funder focused uniquely on prime developments across London, the Home Counties and South East England. Founded by Uma Rajah (CEO), Alex Michelin and Andrew Dunn (Finchatton co-founders). Provides development, refurbishment, bridging and sales-period loans of GBP 1m-20m against prime residential, mixed-use and (from 2025) commercial assets, secured by first or second charge. Highly selective — historically only ~2% of applications complete. Funds via a FinTech investor platform (IFISA / crowdfunding) plus institutional lines: a GBP 150m facility (2025) and a GBP 250m bank funding line offering fixed pricing to UK Ltd borrowers. Since 2016 has originated GBP 500m+ (some sources cite GBP 859m of projects funded) with zero credit losses to date; rolling 12-month origination growth +189% (Jun 2025). Awards: Property Lender of the Year (Under GBP 20m), PROPS Awards; CEO Uma Rajah — Female Entrepreneur of the Year.

London-based specialist bridging and senior lender focused on UK residential and commercial property. Average ticket circa £9M, range £2–30M. Focus on Prime Central London and South East. Income-producing assets preferred; no construction risk. Margin circa 400–500 bps. Short-to-medium term bridge facilities.