SilverRock has entered an agreement with 9Y Capital to fund a share of the bridging and refurbishment loans originated by the specialist bridging finance provider.
The partnership will allow SilverRock to support non-bank and specialist lenders through funding solutions, while also accelerating 9Y Capital’s lending in the bridging sector.
9Y Capital specialises in bridging finance for the purchase and refinance of commercial and residential property, and provides tailored lending to developers and professional investors.
SilverRock supports a range of non-bank and specialist lenders, including building societies, and offers financing across a diverse range of asset classes.
CEO at SilverRock, said: “9Y Capital’s bespoke approach to bridging finance has positioned it as a trusted lender for property professionals seeking efficient, flexible funding. Their deep understanding of the market and responsive lending model make them the ideal partner as we continue to expand our portfolio and support originators who share our vision for delivery and impact.”
9Y Capital co-founder and managing director, Stephen Johnson, added: “We are delighted to partner with SilverRock on this forward flow arrangement. This long-term capital support provides another strategic funding partner for the business, enabling the team to continue to scale our loan book without compromising on the speed and flexibility our clients expect.”
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