The Funding Gap (TFG) was established in August 2014 to provide companies and high net worth individuals with a route to available funding in a difficult and increasingly risk-averse market.

The range of lending is for all types of property investors that require commercial or residential property finance.

This also includes buy-to-let (BTL) portfolios and houses in multiple occupation (HMO), the business also helps with cashflow and debt consolidation loans when on or off-balance sheet property is available as security.

Adam Tyler, executive chairman of FIBA, said: “I am absolutely delighted that TFG Capital has taken the decision to join FIBA at this moment in time.

“As a lender, it is showing strong confidence in our membership and I am really looking forward to enhancing our relationship in the years to come.”

James Mortimore, founder of TFG Capital, added: “I very pleased to be joining FIBA as a lender and funder partner.

“We know that our offering of flexible and competitive terms, with a straightforward approach and ability to work to tight timescales, provides a level of comfort and certainty that that will align with the aims of FIBA members and their funding requirements.”