Short-term capital for UK companies, arranged with discretion.
Access short-term commercial and property finance through a private lending network. Decisions made quickly, terms issued against committed capital, and deals completed in days, not weeks.
Our Process
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Clear boundaries. Faster decisions.
Lending Criteria
We operate within a defined lending perimeter. If your transaction fits, we can move quickly. If it doesn’t, we’ll tell you immediately. No delays, no ambiguity.
We Lend To
UK limited companies and LLPs
Clear commercial purpose for funding
Secured transactions (property or debenture)
Facilities between £250,000 and £10,000,000
Short-term requirements (typically 1–6 months)
Borrowers with a defined exit strategy
We Do Not Lend To
Individuals or sole traders
Consumer or personal lending
Residential property transactions
Unsecured lending
Long-term or speculative positions
Deals without a clear repayment route
Caversham Group arranges secured commercial loans for UK limited companies and limited liability partnerships only. We do not lend to, or accept enquiries from, private individuals, sole traders, or consumers. All loans are made for business purposes and are not regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority. The Consumer Credit Act 1974 does not apply to lending to corporate bodies for business purposes.
This website is directed solely at UK limited companies and LLPs seeking commercial finance. It does not constitute a financial promotion within the meaning of section 21 of the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000 and is not directed at any person who would be classified as a consumer. Nothing on this website constitutes an offer of credit, investment advice, or a solicitation to invest. All facilities are subject to underwriting, satisfactory security, independent valuation, and legal due diligence. Figures, timelines, and transactions referenced on this website are illustrative and are not binding.
Specific rates, fees, and conditions are set out in loan documentation on a case-by-case basis. Failure to meet repayment obligations may result in enforcement of security, including the sale of charged assets or property. Borrowers are strongly advised to take independent legal, tax, and financial advice before entering into any loan agreement.