Maslow Capital
A development and short-term lender inside Arrow Global's European platform, writing bridging from £300k and development finance from a £20m floor, with margins from 3.8 per cent.
What they do
Maslow Capital lends institutional capital from Arrow Global's asset management platform alongside third-party co-investment, across three lines: short-term finance covering bridging, refurbishment and development exit from £300k, development finance with a £20m minimum at margins from 3.8 per cent, and bespoke lending solutions. Coverage is the UK and Ireland with European offices across six countries, and the short-term desk can complete inside a 28-day auction timetable.
Where they fit in a lower-mid-market raise
For a lower-mid-market borrower the relevant product is short-term finance, which starts low enough to be accessible and is backed by institutional money rather than a fund raising as it lends. Development margins from 3.8 per cent are keen, and worth knowing for a scheme that grows past the £20m floor.
Where they are not the fit
Development finance has a £20m minimum, well above a £3–15m requirement, so the development product is out of reach for most lower-mid-market schemes despite the attractive pricing. Short-term pricing is not published, and no service level is stated on either line.
Published terms
- Pricing
- Development Finance: margins from 3.8% (stated on product page). Short-Term Finance: fixed rate, not published. Lending Solutions: not published
- Speed to terms
- Bridging/short-term: able to complete within 28-day auction timeframe per website; formal published timetable not published. Development Finance: not published
- Sponsored or sponsorless
- Serves both sponsor-backed and direct corporate/developer borrowers; track record includes both single-asset developers and institutional JV partners (e.g. Watkin Jones, Q Investment Partners, Kier Property)
- Where they lend
- Primarily UK (England, Scotland, Wales) and Ireland; European offices in Spain, Portugal, Germany, France, Italy, Netherlands. No stated sub-UK geographic restriction
- How they decide
- Dedicated origination and credit teams per product line; contact via named relationship directors or online enquiry form; same-day response stated for enquiries. No named intermediary-only policy; direct borrower access available
As published by the lender and last reviewed August 2026. Terms quoted on a deal are set by the credit, not by a published band.
The desks that lend
Maslow Capital lends through 3 separate books. Which one reads a deal decides the security, the covenant package and the band, so the question is rarely whether Maslow Capital lends, but which of these would own it.
Short-term finance (bridging, refurbishment, development exit)
- Facility
- £300k to £250m
- Security
- First charge over UK or European property; residential, semi-commercial and commercial accepted; up to 75% loan to value
- Funds
- Acquisition · Growth · Refinance
Development finance (senior and stretch senior)
- Facility
- £20m to £750m
- Security
- First charge development land/site; up to 90% of cost and 70% of GDV; ground-up and part-built accepted
- Funds
- Acquisition · Growth
- Rules out
- Minimum facility £20m (product page spec); below this threshold use Short-Term Finance product
Lending solutions
- Facility
- £20m to £200m
- Security
- Structured/complex credit outside typical lender scope; property-backed
- Funds
- Acquisition · Growth · Refinance
How they sit against the category
- Its published ceiling of £750m is the highest of the 75 property-backed lenders in this directory.
- 65 of the 75 publish an indicative price at all; it is one of them.
- It lends through 3 distinct desks, where most firms here run one or two.
Counted across the 75 property-backed lenders in this directory, on what each one publishes. What a lender discloses and what it will do are different things.
Questions this page answers
How large a facility does Maslow Capital write?
Published facilities run £300k to £750m. A band is what a lender states it will do, not what it will do on a given credit.
How quickly does Maslow Capital move?
Bridging/short-term: able to complete within 28-day auction timeframe per website; formal published timetable not published. Development Finance: not published. Published timetables describe a clean case; anything unusual in the security or the structure adds to them.
Where does Maslow Capital lend?
Primarily UK (England, Scotland, Wales) and Ireland; European offices in Spain, Portugal, Germany, France, Italy, Netherlands. No stated sub-UK geographic restriction.
On the record
March 2025: £12m bridging loan, residential development site (150 units), Beckenham, London.
April 2025: £12.35m bridging facility, prime residential Chelsea scheme (13 apartments), London.
April 2025: £14m development loan, PBSA (76 units), Edinburgh (Q Investment Partners.
July 2025: £21m developer exit loan, PBSA (134 studios), Brighton (CKC Properties.
2025: £27.4m 12-month refinancing facility, logistics/warehouse, Bracknell (Kier Property.
Sources: maslowcapital.com
This profile is a curated reference note drawn from public sources, not financial advice or a recommendation. Appetite and terms change; a lender's fit for a given credit is established by approaching it, not inferred from a page.