Dantis Capital

About Dantis Capital

Dantis Capital was founded in 2023 with a simple diagnosis: traditional bridging and property development lending was too slow, too complicated, and too reliant on processes that didn't serve modern borrowers. The London-based team — which includes co-founder Russell Young, a digital and commercial leadership specialist, and co-founder Amir Azimi, a former city law firm partner specialising in property — set out to combine legal precision with technology-driven efficiency.

The business operates via a proprietary technology platform designed to simplify and accelerate the due diligence process. Subject to full preliminary paperwork, their legal advisors target completion within five working days — an ambitious benchmark that reflects the team's focus on removing bureaucratic delay from the lending process.

Despite being relatively new, Dantis secured a £2 million block discounting facility from Renaissance Asset Finance (the asset finance subsidiary of Arbuthnot Latham, with roots to 1833) within its first year — a reflection of confidence from an established financial institution in the team's strategy and execution.

Bridging Loans from Dantis Capital

Dantis offers bridging loans from £250,000 upwards for short to mid-term property finance needs, with LTVs up to 75% and terms up to 24 months. All loans are asset-backed and unregulated, focused on property investment and development professionals. Rates are determined case by case and are not published on a standard rate card — contact the team directly to discuss terms for your specific situation.

What Can Dantis Capital Finance?

• Residential investment property bridging
• Commercial property acquisition
• Property development funding
• Auction purchases
• Corporate finance secured on property assets

How to Apply with Dantis Capital

Dantis Capital works with borrowers directly and through commercial finance brokers. Initial enquiries go to Russell Young and the team at their Soho, London offices. The technology-backed application process is designed to be fast — borrowers who have their documents in order should expect to move from enquiry to decision quickly, with the team's legal background keeping the process transparent and well-structured throughout.