Faq

Frequently Asked Questions

A property bond is a fixed-income investment where your capital is loaned to a property developer and secured against real estate assets. In return, you receive a fixed rate of interest over a specified term, with your capital repaid at maturity.

Your investment is typically secured by a legal charge over the property assets involved in the development. This means that in the unlikely event of a default, the assets can be sold to help recover your funds.

Our property developers bonds offer fixed returns typically ranging from 7.9% to 13.2% per annum, depending on the bond structure and term.

Our offerings are exclusively available to high-net-worth individuals, sophisticated investors, and professional investors who meet FCA classification criteria.

Minimum investments usually start from £10,000 ensuring alignment with experienced and serious investors.

Bond terms generally range from 12 to 48 months. Each opportunity has a defined maturity date outlined in the offer document.

Interest is typically paid bi annually or annually, depending on the specific bond. Details are provided in each investment summary.

While the bonds themselves may be unregulated, Thames Capital ensures all marketing and investment communications comply with FCA guidelines. We only present offers from developers and issuers that pass our due diligence standards.

These are fixed-term investments. Early exit may not be available or could be subject to penalties.

As with any investment, there are risks, including project delays, market downturns, or developer default. However, the asset-backed nature of the bonds helps mitigate these risks through secured lending structures.

Simply register your interest to receive our investor pack. A member of our investor relations team will then guide you through current offerings, onboarding, and next steps.

Important Regulatory Information

Access to detailed investment information on this website is restricted to eligible investors as defined by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) under COBS 3.5, COBS 4.12.6R, 4.12.7R, and 4.12.8R.
If you do not meet the above criteria, you should not proceed. If you are unsure about your eligibility, we strongly recommend seeking independent financial advice before continuing