The milestone comes eight months after it reached the £50m mark in June 2019.
Kuflink claimed that since its launch, no investor has lost any money.
This latest milestone follows the expansion of Kuflink’s bridging business.
- B&C roundtable: Is the second charge bridging market growing?
- Kuflink surpasses £50m funding milestone
- Ex-Barclaycard director joins Kuflink as CFO
Narinder Khattoare, chief executive at Kuflink (pictured above), said that the company’s success was partly due to choosing lending opportunities that it would also want to invest in.
“We do our homework on every deal that is offered to us and can co-invest along with our investor clients.
“At a time when P2P investment has had some notable casualties, Kuflink stands as proof that, with a strong culture that understands how to assess the viability of the deals we are offered from our experience as a bridging lender, we continue to provide a stable platform with returns which our investors find attractive.
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