Hampshire Trust Bank (HTB) has provided an eight-figure support package for Altrincham-based bridging lender, Bluecroft Finance.
The UK bridging lender is backing Bluecroft’s rapid growth and shared commitment to transparent, client-centric property finance, it said.
This partnership marks a significant milestone in Bluecroft’s expansion, enabling the business to further strengthen its position in the specialist lending market.
The facility will enhance its capacity to deliver bridging solutions to property professionals across the UK, supporting a wide range of residential and commercial projects.
Hale-based entrepreneur, investor and employer, and Bluecroft founder and managing director, David Giovanni, said: “This facility with HTB represents a major step forward in our growth journey.
“2026 is going to be a significant year of growth for Bluecroft, and securing this facility will not only drive that growth quicky, but will also allow us to continue providing our clients with the speed, flexibility, and transparency that Bluecroft is known for, while expanding our reach and product offering.”
Ahmed Khan, associate director at HTB, said: “It has been a real pleasure working with Bluecroft to get this transaction done. This deal is a testament to the strong working relationship we’ve built with them.
“Bluecroft has rapidly established itself as a key player in the bridging market, and we are proud to play a part in their next phase of growth. We look forward to building a long and successful partnership over the coming years.”
Established in 2023, Bluecroft Finance supports property investors, developers, and professionals across residential and commercial sectors. It provides loans up to £3m in the UK with loan terms up to 18 months.
In April last year Bluecroft received an eight-figure revolving credit facility from banking group Shawbrook.