Lenders & Funders Market Survey with Bridging & Commercial

Take our quick survey and gain exclusive insights! Get the results plus an invitation to our Lenders & Funders Networking Event on April 23rd. Don’t miss this opportunity—participate now!

End-to-end lending software company kennek has partnered with Bridging & Commercial to launch the 2025 ‘Lenders & Funders Market Survey’. The study aims to capture the perspectives of funders and lenders across the specialist finance sector, with a focus on opportunities, challenges, and trends within the funding landscape.

Funders and lenders can take part in the survey, here.

Your insights will contribute to a valuable industry-wide discussion on themes such as:

• trends in funding structures, costs, and capital allocation
• what drives investment decisions for funders in the current climate
• how the specialist finance market is expected to develop in 2025

Survey respondents will gain access to exclusive insights, as well as receive a special invitation to Kennek’s third ‘Lenders & Funders Networking Event’ on 23rd April in London. The event will discuss the survey findings and offer guests the opportunity to connect with influential investors in alternative lending.

“We are committed to fostering knowledge sharing, particularly within the real estate lending sector,” said Xavier De Pauw, CFO at Kennek.

“This survey presents a valuable opportunity for lenders and investors to access fresh market intelligence and actively shape the conversation around funding strategies.”

Beth Fisher, managing director at Medianett Publishing, commented: “We’re thrilled to collaborate with Kennek on this survey, delivering crucial market insights while giving lenders and funders a powerful voice.

“The funding market is an area we’re increasingly exploring for research and analysis, and this survey is another key step in uncovering valuable trends.

“We urge all industry professionals to take part and help shape the conversation.”

Funders and lenders can take part in the survey, here