Private Asset-Backed Capital
Where Capital Meets Opportunity
Rikvin Capital is a direct private lender providing asset-backed capital across Singapore and the United Kingdom, with over $1B in loans funded.
Global Positioning
Private Capital for Asset-Backed Opportunities
Our work begins with the collateral and the proposed exit. From there, we assess timing, loan-to-value and structure with a practical view of what can be funded.
Case Studies
SingaporePrime Residential Bridging Loan for Holland Road Property
- Loan Amount
- SGD 5.70 million
- Asset
- Semi-detached house
- LTV
- 70 %
United Kingdom£18.8 Million Loan Facility Secured Against a Landmark West London Hotel
- Loan Amount
- £18.8 million
- Asset
- Full-Service Hotel
- LTV
- 64%
United Kingdom£9.5 Million Loan Facility Secured Against a UK Regional Hotel Portfolio
- Loan Amount
- £9.5 million
- Asset
- Regional Hotel Portfolio
- LTV
- 65%
United KingdomBridging the Gap: Rikvin Capital’s £30M Co-Funding Milestone
- Loan Amount
- Confidential
- Asset
- Asset-backed collateral
- LTV
- Not disclosed
SingaporeGood Class Bungalow GCB Bridging Loan for Binjai Park Property
- Loan Amount
- SGD 20 million
- Asset
- Good Class Bungalow
- LTV
- 66.9 %
United KingdomBridging Finance for a London Investment Property
- Loan Amount
- Confidential
- Asset
- Asset-backed collateral
- LTV
- Not disclosed
United KingdomRikvin Capital Completes GBP £2.275M Loan Facility
- Loan Amount
- £2.275 million
- Asset
- Asset-backed collateral
- LTV
- 70%
United KingdomRikvin Capital Backs $7.5M Mayfair Deal with Higher LTV
- Loan Amount
- Confidential
- Asset
- Asset-backed collateral
- LTV
- Not disclosed
SingaporeBreaking the Sentosa Property Lending Freeze
- Loan Amount
- Confidential
- Asset
- Asset-backed collateral
- LTV
- Not disclosed
Capital Solutions
Property-Backed Finance
Short-term capital secured against residential, commercial or investment property.
Bridging Finance
Time-sensitive funding for acquisitions, refinancing, delayed exits or liquidity gaps.
Private Credit
Bespoke capital for entrepreneurs, corporates and investors outside traditional bank criteria.
Supercar Finance
Specialist finance against high-value vehicles and collector assets.
Share-Backed Liquidity
Facilities secured against listed or private shareholdings where appropriate.
Bespoke Capital Solutions
Tailored structures for complex or time-sensitive funding requirements.
Partners
For Intermediaries and Professional Partners
Rikvin Capital works with brokers, lawyers, accountants, family offices and advisers who require flexible funding options for clients with complex or time-sensitive requirements.
We value clear communication, realistic structuring and responsive feedback on whether a transaction is suitable.
Work With UsInsights
Bridging Finance: When to Use It Instead of a Bank Loan
A bridging loan fills the gap between needing capital now and a longer-term solution arriving later. Here is how it works, when it beats a bank loan, and when to think twice.
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Commercial Bridging Finance Rates: How Asset Class, Void Risk and Exit Clarity Set Your Quote
Your commercial bridging quote came in higher than expected. Here is the lender's reasoning: asset class, void risk, WAULT and exit route complexity all move the rate before LTV is even discussed.
Development Exit Finance Rates: What Moves the Price on a Completed Scheme
Your scheme is complete and units are selling, but construction debt is still expensive. Development exit rates are not a fixed tariff; they move on LTV, sales coverage, exit timeline, and charge position. A developer who understands those levers can negotiate a sharper price.
Short-Term Asset Finance: The Cost of Waiting When a Deal Has a Deadline
Your deal has a deadline the bank cannot meet. In Singapore, an OTP gives weeks; in the UK, an auction gives 28 days. Here is when private short-term finance is the cheaper option.
Property Loan True Cost: How Rate, Fees and Retention Combine Before a Single Penny Is Deployed
A private property loan has four pricing components, not one. Here is how monthly rate, arrangement fee, exit fee and interest retention interact, and why the effective cost on deployed capital regularly diverges from the headline figure.