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WELCOME TO THE CITY OF LONDON GROUP

City of London Group plc (COLG) is the parent company of a group of businesses focused on serving the UK SME market. It is listed on the Alternative Investment Market.

We support a range of businesses, providing access to funding arrangements including bridging and development finance for professional services firms. And within the property market, equity release through home reversion plans.

Our services range across banking, finance, and property. Lead by experienced professionals with track-records of consistent delivery and growth, we provide specialist financial support for a diverse portfolio of clients with strong ROI for investors.

Via our three subsidiary businesses Milton Homes, CAML and Property and Funding Solutions (PFS), we are focused on supporting growth in the SME market, respectively, through equity release, loans and leasing, and financial services.

Our board has over 50 years of combined experience in financial services, including senior positions held with the FCA, the Bank of England, PwC, and EY. Between them, they possess profound, career-served sector understanding and, unusually in banking, experience of running their own businesses.

News and Announcements

Acorn to Oaks Financial Services acquisition completed

Following the announcement on 30 July 2018, regarding the formal agreement for COLG to acquire 100% of the shares of Acorn to Oaks Financial Services Limited (“A2O”) (the “Acquisition”), COLG...

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COLG Announces Half-year Interim results December 2018

City of London Group plc (“COLG” or “the Company” and, together with its subsidiaries and associates, “the Group”) announces its unaudited interim results for the six month period from 1...

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Appointment of non-executive director to Recognise subsidiary

City of London Group plc (“COLG”) announces the appointment of Simon Wainwright as the first non-executive director appointment for its subsidiary, Recognise Financial Services Ltd (“Recognise”), which is, as previously...

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