Fiduciam has strengthened its senior leadership team by appointing Clinton Moseley as Chief Operating Officer and Chief Financial Officer. Clinton brings over two decades of senior leadership experience across global financial institutions and technology-driven organisations.
Fiduciam has allocated an additional £100 million to support opportunistic acquisitions and transformation projects across London. With valuations reset and vacancy rates in the City and West End trending down, transaction volumes surged in H1 2025. Fiduciam is backing this recovery with bridge and development loans of up to 90% of cost.
Fiduciam has reduced interest rates by up to 1.95% on its bridging and development loans, with cuts implemented across the UK, Ireland, Spain and Germany. With fixed rates now starting at 9.09%, the move strengthens Fiduciam’s support for SME developers and property investors across Europe.
Fiduciam has appointed Cristina Villén as new director. Cristina’s remarkable journey from intern to board member exemplifies Fiduciam’s commitment to nurturing talent and fostering internal growth.
After a record year of growth, Fiduciam aims to provide funding to €300 million of residential real estate development projects across Spain, reinforcing its contribution to the sector. We are expanding our team in Madrid and consolidating our presence in key markets such as Costa del Sol, the Balearic Islands, and Madrid, while also expanding into other regions like Murcia, Cantabria, and Aragon.