Key facts
- Goldman Sachs has committed £500 million to Quantum Mortgages.
- Quantum Mortgages is a specialist buy-to-let lender.
- Quantum Mortgages completed its third securitisation, Bletchley Park Funding 2026-1, raising £297 million.
- The securitisation was increased from £286 million due to strong investor demand.
- The transaction is backed by buy-to-let loans across England, Wales, and Northern Ireland.
- Total funding raised through Quantum's Bletchley Park Funding programme now exceeds £800 million.
Goldman Sachs has committed £500 million to Quantum Mortgages, a UK-based specialist lender focused on the buy-to-let (BTL) mortgage market and supporting SME housebuilders. This significant investment underscores confidence in the UK property sector and Quantum's established position.
Quantum Mortgages recently completed its third public securitisation, Bletchley Park Funding 2026-1, which successfully raised £297 million. This amount exceeded the initial target of £286 million, driven by strong investor demand. The securitisation is backed by BTL loans secured against residential properties across England, Wales, and Northern Ireland. This latest transaction brings the total funding raised through Quantum's Bletchley Park Funding programme to over £800 million.
Hewlett Packard Enterprise acted as lead arranger for the deal, with Citi and Lloyds Bank serving as joint lead managers. AB CarVal is identified as Quantum Mortgages’ primary funding partner. The securitisation is notable as the first UK BTL mortgage-backed securities transaction to be completed following the implementation of the Renters’ Rights Act on May 1, 2026.