Maslow Capital Tops €1bn in Bridging Loans
The private lender, part of Arrow Global, has completed more than €1bn of bridging loans across the UK and Europe since the start of 2026.
Updated on Nov. 3, 2026 in Commercial
Maslow Capital, a lender within private credit manager Arrow Global, has completed more than €1bn (£838m) of bridging loans across the UK and Europe since the start of 2026. The lending spans residential, hotel, student accommodation, logistics and commercial property.
Why it matters
The milestone shows continued demand for short-term bridging finance from borrowers ranging from small property businesses to institutional sponsors. It also reflects the growing role of private credit in real estate lending.
Maslow Capital has financed real estate projects with a combined value of around £12bn across some 730 transactions to date. Typical facilities range from £300,000 to £750m, with no breakdown given of how the €1bn is split between the UK and Europe.
The players
Maslow Capital
Maslow Capital is a bridging and development finance lender that operates as part of private credit manager Arrow Global.
Arrow Global
Arrow Global is a UK-based alternative asset manager that operates in private credit and includes Maslow Capital among its businesses.
The details
Maslow Capital offers bridging and development finance across a range of asset classes and works with brokers who bring it borrower clients. Recent deals include a £164,000 loan to convert a Herefordshire property into a house in multiple occupation and a £137m facility refinancing two completed residential towers in Manchester.
Timeline
Since the start of 2026: Maslow Capital completes more than €1bn of bridging loans.
3 November 2026: Maslow announces the €1bn bridging milestone.
Market Landscape
Private credit managers such as Arrow Global have steadily expanded into property bridging as traditional banks have pulled back from certain short-term real estate lending. Maslow's volume shows how that shift now reaches across both UK and European markets.
For property investors and developers, bridging finance from lenders like Maslow offers short-term funding for purchases, conversions and refinancing. Borrowers can access facilities from around £300,000 up to £750m, depending on the scale of the project.
The takeaway
Bridging finance is becoming a larger part of the real estate funding mix, so borrowers comparing options should look beyond traditional banks. Working with a broker can open access to specialist lenders for time-sensitive projects.
Further reading
Explore more commercial real estate coverage to see how bridging and development finance fits into the wider market.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Alternative Credit Investor.
