Nester Holdings
Property-secured fixed-income investments and bridge, development and buy-to-let finance for UK investors and buyers
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-10-30
About Nester Holdings
Nester operates an online platform for investments secured on UK property. Investors can invest from £1,000 in fixed-income products with target returns of up to 9% p.a., and an IF-ISA account allows investment of up to £20,000 tax free.
The platform serves investors seeking property-secured investments and property buyers seeking buy-to-let, development or bridge finance of £200,000 to £5,000,000 at a maximum loan to value of 75%. Brokers can also register on a portal to access the products.
Nester is FCA authorised and regulated and was founded in 2018. It is headquartered in London. Youness Abidou is the founder and CEO.
Product: Online investment platform offering fixed-income investments secured on UK property and an IF-ISA account, plus property finance for buyers.
Jobs at Nester Holdings
Leadership
- Youness Abidou · Founder & CEOSource: company website
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