Quantum Mortgages to launch residential mortgage products
January 2, 2026 by Brendan O'Neill
Lenders
Quantum Mortgages has revealed that it will be introducing a slate of residential mortgage products, which will be targeted at those in need of specialist loans.
Up until now, the lender has operated exclusively within the bridging finance and buy-to-let markets, but it is now seeking to expand its reach. To begin with, Quantum Mortgages is planning a test launch in the first quarter of next year. During this pilot stage, the products will only be available to chosen mortgage advisors, but a more widespread rolling out of them is anticipated to follow on.
When this happens, the products will be accessible to all of the mortgage clubs, directly authorised intermediaries and appointed representatives that work with Quantum Mortgages.
The lender is stating that it will be a full slate of products, with all kinds of borrowers being served. This includes employed and self-employed people, as well as people with complicated earnings profiles, credit blips and severe credit history issues.
Furthermore, right to buy, equity loans, shared ownership and other affordable housing programmes will be included within it. Quantum Mortgages has managed to land finance to the tune of £1 billion, which is enabling it to move into the specialist residential market.
Its chief commercial officer is Harsha Dahyea. Talking to Financial Reporter, he said:
“Our team has huge experience working in the specialist residential market, so it was only a matter of time before we added this to our proposition.”
This will be welcomed by advisors who have done the CeMAP training course, because more borrowers need specialist loans now.
Written by
Brendan O'Neill
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