Norfolk-based RQ Capital is celebrating its tenth year of lending – in the last ten years, the firm has completed over 200 loans with a total value of £151m. This has funded the development of 750 homes and assisted in planning permission for a further 1,000 homes. RQ Capital lends money to developers across England and Wales from its headquarters in East Anglia, helping smaller property developers to secure the funding they need to build and complete projects. Founded by Robert Gurney in 2012, the firm has created an excellent niche of providing bespoke property finance for smaller property developers. Robert commented: “RQ Capital is a property lending business that has the feel of the old traditional bank – in the sense that we aim to provide a personal and efficient service. “With the uncertain economic times we are all facing, our clients are grateful to have that personal touch and be able to discuss their options with a friendly, expert team they can trust.” George Craig, Director at RQ Capital, said: “As a small team we are immensely proud of the milestones we have achieved together over the past decade, and we are very positive about the future of the business. “We work incredibly hard to provide exceptional customer service and this has helped us to grow and keep growing. To achieve further success, we plan to raise awareness of our services by increasing our digital presence and marketing activity. “We are proud to be headquartered in Norfolk and to offer our services as a national provider. Locally we have access to a great network of property developers. We are also members of the Norfolk Chamber of Commerce, partners of the NFCI and Constructing Excellence in Norfolk.” To celebrate the company’s ten-year anniversary, the business has launched a new website. Find out more here: https://www.rqcapital.co.uk/ Image provided by RQ Capital – The RQ Capital team pictured (left to right) Stephen Kenworthy Head of Finance, Paula Milligan Office Manager, Robert Gurney Managing Director, and George Craig Director.