Whitehall Capital closes five loans totalling £15 million in seven days and makes another hire

Whitehall Capital, a specialist property financer, has completed four loans in the previous week, totaling over £15 million in funding. A development loan in Fulham was completed, as were bridge loans in Barking, Croyden, and Doncaster.

In addition, Mo Miah, who comes as Business Development Manager, is the third new recruit in two months. Miah comes to us with a wealth of expertise in banking and financial services business development, having previously worked as a business development manager for a short-term commercial property funder.

Commercial Finance Director, Naseer Ahmed said: “We are 100% self-funded at Whitehall Capital, so we move at pace and can reduce transaction turnover times significantly. This gives us a real market advantage and has contributed significantly to the widely coveted reputation we enjoy for a quick turnaround, our clear, open, and honest communication throughout the loan process, and our ability to get projects funded.”

Doubling the books

Whitehall Capital's goal for quick expansion includes expanding the team with top professionals. The fund is aiming to become a mainstream lender, joining the ranks of big-league players.

“We have the ambition, we have the investment and we have the right people", comments Anthony Bodenstein, Managing Partner, Whitehall Capital. “Together, we’re looking forward to doubling our books over the next year, providing clients with even more opportunities and services.”

About Whitehall Capital

With over a decade of experience in the sector, Whitehall Capital is a specialist provider of bridge, short-term, auction, and development financing solutions. The skilled staff works across the UK to provide short-term, flexible, and customised property finance options.

The fund lends on individual properties and portfolios worth up to £20 million, with a loan-to-value ratio of up to 70% and terms of up to 12 months, with each loan secured as a charge against the property in question.