The Molossus BTL 2025-1 securitisation is made up of £259m of prime UK buy-to-let mortgage assets in England and Wales, originated under Molo, in addition to £41m of pre-funding.
The firms said that the “diversified pool of underlying mortgage assets generated strong investor demand, demonstrating investors’ confidence in the asset pool”.
The securitisation proceeds will allow ColCap Financial and Molo to “further accelerate origination growth”.
Macquarie Bank and Standard Chartered Bank acted as co-arrangers and Macquarie Bank, Standard Chartered Bank, Lloyds Bank, and MUFG acted as joint lead managers.
ColCap Financial’s UK Treasurer, Paolo Tanca, said: “This second securitisation reflects the disciplined management and robust performance of our mortgage portfolio. The strong investor participation and attractive pricing highlight the market’s confidence in our strategy.”
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ColCap Financial’s UK and Molo CEO, Matt Kimber, added: “This transaction is the result of consistent growth in the business across the last 12 months, during which we have attracted new warehouse partners, established a strategic lending partnership with a bank, and achieved record Molo originations. Our second securitisation delivers on our promise to become a programmatic residential mortgage backed securitisation (RMBS) issuer and sets us up for further growth in 2026.”