[Deals with a single banking group]

In September, Two Rivers Housing secured a £20million loan from Principality Building Society.  In addition to funding new development, this will be used to support investment in energy efficiency improvements to existing homes, so that they are warmer, more comfortable and cheaper to run.

In September, RHP agreed a total of £70million in new loans from Barclays.  This was made up of a £50million, seven-year term loan and a £20million, ten-year retrofit loan, backed by a guarantee from the National Wealth Fund.

In September, Fairhive Homes agreed a £50million loan with the Co-operative Bank.  The lender said that this deal reflects its "commitment to supporting projects that deliver long-term social impact and address the continued demand for high-quality affordable housing in communities across the UK".

In August, Futures Housing Group secured a £140million refinancing agreement with NatWest.  The package included an extension to the organisation's existing revolving credit facility and a new social housing loan,

In July, Hightown Housing Association secured a new £75million revolving credit facility with Barclays.  This will provide “additional flexibility to support the delivery of the housing association’s strategic objectives”.

In July, Cross Keys Homes secured a £50million sustainability-linked loan from HSBC.  The borrower will receive a discount on the loan margin if it achieves KPIs on environmental improvements to properties and working with local suppliers.

In July, Metropolitan Thames Valley Housing (MTVH) secured £250million in funding from NatWest.  The funding package comprises a ten-year term loan and a three-year revolving credit facility.  Part of the funding will be used to refinance existing debt.