Market overview

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What the public record shows about how European fintech lenders fund themselves. Based on 124 announced deals from 6 Jan 2025 to 29 Oct 2026, so it reflects what gets announced, not the whole market. Currencies are never converted.

Deals per quarter

WarehouseForward flowSecuritisationOther debt

Disclosed volume per quarter

Sum of headline facility sizes where disclosed. Euro and sterling deals shown separately. An enlarged or replaced facility is counted once, at its latest size: an upsize adds only its increase, in the quarter it was announced, and a replaced facility moves to the quarter of its replacement.

Funders appearing for the first time

First time a funder is named in a deal in this dataset. 2025 Q1 is left out because every funder is new when the dataset starts.

2025 Q2

UniCredit, Bayview Asset Management, J.P. Morgan, Barclays, Waterfall Asset Management, SMBC Group, Societe Generale, Lloyds, NatWest, Chenavari Investment Managers

2025 Q3

HSBC Innovation Banking UK, Viola Credit, Crédit Agricole, Nelnet, Santander, Brand New Day Bank, Citigroup, TPG Angelo Gordon

2025 Q4

Paragon Bank, LGB Capital Markets, Kilde, M&G, Bank of America, Crédit Agricole CIB, SGB-Bank, Multitude Bank, Elliott Investment Management, ING Bank Śląski, Citibank, European Investment Bank, J.P. Morgan Payments

2026 Q1

Sienna Investment Managers, Percent, European Investment Fund, Castlelake, MyInvestor, ATLAS SP Partners, Triple Point, Värde Partners, British Business Bank

2026 Q2

Kroo Bank, Thiele Capital Management

2026 Q3

Nomura, Fost, Magnetiq Bank, WAM Capital (Waterfall Asset Management), Credito Lombardo Veneto, Banca Finint, nordIX

2026 Q4

i80 Group