Triple Point

Triple Point is a London-headquartered investment management group founded in 2004, when it launched with its first venture capital trust. It describes itself as an investment group and "productive capital partner" that activates capital across industries, asset classes and sectors. Its activities are organised into six business areas: private credit (originating and managing finance for businesses, the public sector, infrastructure and property), clean heat, energy transition, social housing, venture (early-stage company investment) and adviser solutions comprising tax-efficient and income-generating products.

The firm serves financial advisers, institutional investors including local government and family offices, individual investors, and businesses and founders seeking funding. Products and services referenced include the Triple Point Estate Planning Service (Business Relief estate planning), Triple Point Venture VCT plc for tax-efficient B2B growth investment, and an Income Service offering fixed-rate returns over one to five years. Triple Point is a certified B Corp (certified in 2023 with a score of 97.6) and a signatory to the Principles for Responsible Investment; it publishes an annual sustainability report known as the Blue Book, the third edition of which covers 2025 and addresses ESG integration and climate-risk management.

Triple Point Ventures, the group's venture arm, operates from the same London address and invests at pre-seed and seed stage across fintech, health, climate, data and AI, leading rounds with tickets of up to £5m and providing hiring, strategy and introduction support. Its stated selection criteria emphasise domain-expert and contrarian founding teams, large or fast-growing markets, category-defining products and a UK footprint.

Business model

Triple Point manages capital on behalf of investors across private credit, clean heat, energy transition, social housing and venture strategies, and distributes tax-efficient and income products (including VCTs, Business Relief estate planning and a fixed-rate Income Service) through financial advisers, institutional investors such as local authorities and family offices, and direct individual investors. On the deployment side it originates debt facilities for lenders, SMEs, property developers and energy developers, acquires renewable energy assets through managed funds, and makes early-stage equity investments.

Investment management of funds and products across private credit, energy, housing and venture strategies, together with adviser-distributed tax-efficient and income-generating investment services.

Traction

Company materials cite assets under management in the billions of pounds, private credit deployment passing £1bn in 2024, and a Triple Point Venture VCT portfolio surpassing 50 companies in 2024. Third-party profiling states more than GBP 2.5 billion managed, over 200 professionals, and over 200 VCT/EIS companies funded with more than GBP 465 million deployed as of January 2026. Recent transactions include a facility of up to £50m for Plend, a £75m funding line for Hope Capital Property Finance, a £50m facility for Inhale Capital, £40m of corporate revolving credit facilities for MT Finance, a £15m debt facility with Noriker Power, an £11.663m facility for a 38-home scheme in Edenbridge, Kent, a £5.1m facility with Balance Power, and fund acquisitions of the 49.2MW Hessay Solar project in York and a 28MW solar PV project in Essex.

Latest developments

Recent activity reported on the company's site includes appointment, subject to contract, as delivery partner for the next phase of the Green Heat Network Fund, extending its involvement with government-backed heat network schemes to 12 years; acquisition by Triple Point-managed funds of the 49.2MW Hessay Solar project in York from Recurrent Energy and a 28MW solar PV project in Essex from IG Renewables and Anglo Renewables; a £40m corporate revolving credit facility package for MT Finance; a £15m debt facility with Noriker Power for battery storage development; refinancing and extension of a debt facility with Innova for solar and BESS assets; a facility of up to £50m for Plend alongside partnership on Plend's fifth Financial Inclusion Report; and publication of the 2025 Blue Book sustainability report.