Bridging · Large loans
Large bridging loans
Larger facilities need a different conversation: bespoke structuring, private credit funds and family offices, and lenders willing to negotiate the detail.
How larger bridging facilities work
Above a certain size, standard bridging products give way to negotiated facilities. Pricing, covenants, fees and security are agreed case by case, and the right lender is often a private credit fund, a family office or a bank’s specialist lending arm rather than a mainstream bridging lender.
These deals reward preparation. Lenders expect a clear information pack: the assets, the business plan, the sponsor’s background and a well-evidenced exit. We prepare that pack with you and approach a short list of lenders whose appetite matches the deal, rather than circulating it widely.
Typical uses
- Acquiring high-value commercial or residential investment assets
- Portfolio purchases and refinances across multiple properties
- Bridging the period before a large development facility or institutional sale
- Funding complex ownership structures or corporate acquisitions of property-owning companies
Questions
Frequently asked questions
Who lends at this level?
Are terms negotiable on larger loans?
Can you work alongside our own advisers?
Have a bridging deal in front of you?
Send us the headline numbers. We will tell you plainly whether it is fundable, how we would structure it, and what we would need to take it to lenders.