23/04/2025

Ultimate Finance increases its Asset Finance securitisation facility with Lloyds

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By Ultimate Finance

Specialist asset-based lender Ultimate Finance is today announcing it has increased its Asset Finance securitisation facility with Lloyds, with an initial level of £100m rising to a new capacity of £145m. This is on the back of the lenders strong start to 2025 and continued growth in its Asset Finance loan book.

The increased lending capacity and capability comes after an acceleration in origination growth in the first 15 weeks of the year, with £32m of new Asset Finance facilities provided to businesses through hire purchase, finance lease or refinance solutions.

Neil McMyn, CFO of Ultimate Finance comments: “Comparing the first quarters of 2025 and 2024, Asset Finance origination was up 70% and the momentum is continuing into the second quarter with strong support from our key introducer and broker networks powering our Asset Finance loan book above £120m for the first time.

This facility increase further extends the long-standing relationship we have with Lloyds and our ability to provide even more funding and investment capital to SMEs throughout the UK.”

Andrew Scott, Director, Lloyds, said: “Lloyds is committed to providing securitised funding to the SME sector, and we are proud not only to provide this additional funding to Ultimate Finance, but also to support the company as it continues to deliver on its growth ambitions.”

Today’s milestone follows the announcement last year that Ultimate Finance had secured £370m in wholesale funding across its full product range of Working Capital, Asset Finance and Bridging Finance to complement its deep capital base as part of the Tavistock Group.

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