New investment advisory firm launches

New investment advisory firm launches


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DG Capital Partners to broker specialist funding solutions for developers

A new real estate advisory and investment business for UK developers has launched to support developers of all sizes with specialist lending, while its property investment function will advise investors on asset and land acquisition opportunities across the UK. 

DG Capital Partners will work with developers, family offices and alternative capital providers to broker specialist funding solutions, including development finance, bridging and mezzanine facilities.

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It will advise clients throughout the financing process, from assessing funding requirements and structuring the capital stack through to lender engagement, negotiation and drawdown.

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DG Capital Partners’  Master Agency service will work across every stage of the development lifecycle, supporting projects at the off-plan, construction or completion phase to accelerate early-stage reservations, sales, liquidity generation and enable structured exit solutions.

An international distribution network

The company will also work with a distribution network of almost 20 agents, intermediaries and investors across the UK, Europe, Asia and the Middle East.

DG Capital Partners has been founded by Paul Dodds and Sonia Gill, who together have more than 40 years’ experience across the UK development and investment markets.

Dodds, co-founder of DG Capital Partners, said: “The UK development market has become increasingly complex, with the relationship between capital, sales performance and exit strategy more important than ever. We have established DG Capital Partners to provide developers with an end-to-end service that considers those elements not in isolation but together.”

His co-founder Gill said: “DG Capital Partners has been built around execution and a clear understanding of what developers, funders and investors require from a project.”

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