Securities-Backed Lending
Unlock Capital Without Selling Your Assets
Raise liquidity from listed shares, private equity, or crypto while keeping your long-term strategy intact. Whether you’re investing, bridging a transaction, or managing a tax event, Risecap structures fast, discreet funding against your financial assets.
Quick Snapshot
Borrowing range
£250,000 – £5,000,000+
Structure
Bullet or interest-only. Often non-recourse.
Term
3 – 36 months
Typical rate
3.5% – 10%
Eligible Collateral
Listed/unlisted shares, pre-IPO equity, bonds,crypto
What Is Securities-Backed Lending?
Securities-backed lending allows you to unlock funding using the value of your financial assets without needing to sell them.
Your assets are held as collateral. You access capital. Repayments are fixed, and your long-term holdings stay intact.


Typical uses include:
- Strategic investments
- M&A bridge capital
- Tax-efficient liquidity planning
- Avoiding forced asset sales
Common lending structures include:
- Strategic investments
- M&A bridge capital
- Tax-efficient liquidity planning
- Avoiding forced asset sales

Why Use Risecap?

How It Works
Share deal summary and accounts
complete a 60-second Funding Finder or call straight through.
Platform matches you to suitable lenders in minutes
our AI matching engine surfaces your best lending options
We structure, negotiate and finalise the terms
funds land within 1-5 working days, with real-time tracking inside your Risecap portal.
Is it right for me?

Freqently asked questions
Listed shares, private equity, pre-IPO stock, bonds, and crypto (subject to review)
No. These are private term-based loans, not linked to brokerages or trading platforms.
Lenders use conservative LTVs to reduce risk. Margin calls can occur but are structured to be manageable.
Dividends may still flow through. Voting rights are often restricted during the term.
Usually. Since assets aren’t sold, capital gains may be deferred. Please confirm with your accountant.
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