Offa taps Finova to power new Sharia-compliant property lending platform

  • Sharia-compliant bridge finance provider, Offa, selects Finova and its Apprivo loan origination tech for a new digital lending platform.
  • Offa, founded in 2019, claims to be the UK’s first bridge finance outfit following Islamic finance principles.
  • The aim is to improve the slow, cumbersome, and complicated application processes in Islamic property finance.
  • Offa partners with Finova as part of a £1 million IT investment to leverage Finova’s Apprivo software.
  • Finova’s technology will enable Offa to offer a smoother and faster application process, utilizing automated valuation models, ID verification, and credit reference agencies.
  • The collaboration with Finova is seen as a significant investment in digital technologies to optimize existing offerings.
  • Chief Revenue Officer of Finova, Chris Little, considers the venture with Offa an important milestone, marking the first project with a new implementation partner, Hexaware.
  • The new origination platform by Offa is expected to be delivered in the first half of 2024.
Laura M
Laura M
Laura is a financial reporter, editor, and researcher with a particular interest in fintech innovation, capital markets, and the evolving global banking landscape.

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