Memberships & Partnerships
We are members of industry trade bodies & work in partnership with non-departmental public bodies, sponsored by the Ministry of Housing, Communities & Local Government.
We administer the Homes England – UTB £250 million Housing Accelerator Fund | Press Release
Homes England are the Government’s housing accelerator. They have the appetite, influence, expertise and resources to drive positive market change. They’re making possible the new homes England needs, helping to improve neighbourhoods and grow communities. They welcome partners who share their ambition to challenge traditional norms and build better homes faster.
We have secured an ENABLE Guarantee via the British Business Bank to boost lending to smaller housebuilders across to UK
The British Business Bank is a government-owned development bank. Their mission is to make finance markets work effectively so smaller businesses can prosper, grow and build UK economic activity. They design, deliver and manage finance programmes for the UK government to increase the supply of finance to smaller businesses. They do not lend directly but work with over 180 delivery partners to address existing gaps in the market. The British Business Bank is not authorised or regulated by the Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) or the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA).
United Trust Bank and Aprao have collaborated to promote the benefits of digital solutions in the Development Finance sector | Press Release
Our collaboration means that Developers, House builders and Intermediaries can share their schemes on the Aprao Appraisal & Feasability software with any one of our 24 regional BDM’s.
We are members of the Home Builders Federation
The Home Builders Federations (HBF) is the representative body of the home building industry in England and Wales. The HBF’s member firms account for some 80% of all new homes built in England and Wales in any one year, and include companies of all sizes, ranging from multi-national, household names through to regionally based businesses to small local companies.