The new facility will help the company meet rising demand for different lending options.
Private credit provider Msquared Capital has secured a $150 million warehouse facility in partnership with an unnamed ‘leading Australian bank’.
Msquared said the financing would be used to help it meet rising demand from brokers and borrowers seeking lending options across residential, industrial, and commercial property.
The facility will also improve broker support and strengthen its ability to provide tailored lending options, the company said.
The specialist private credit provider said the financing underlined the confidence that institutional partners had in the company.
“This is a strategic leap forward in Msquared Capital’s journey,” co-founders Paul Myliotis and Paul Miron said.
“Securing this warehouse facility enhances our flexibility, scalability, and responsiveness to market demand – particularly from brokers who rely on us for dependable and efficient credit outcomes. It reinforces our commitment to delivering exceptional service across our nationwide coverage.”
This year, several Australian lenders have launched new and extended existing warehouse facilities.
Last month, personal lender Wisr secured its third loan funding warehouse facility, with an initial commitment of $267 million, while non-bank lender Finance One announced a senior warehouse facility for up to $300 million.
In March, ASX-listed lender MONEYME secured a deal to double its auto finance warehouse facility from $375 million to $750 million, while commercial real estate financier Pallas Capital launched a $185 million construction warehouse facility in February.
[Related: Finance One locks down $300m warehouse facility from Barclays]
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