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    Closed· Not FCA regulated· Deregistered · June 2025

    TAB Property

    Property finance and fractional property platform (TAB London Limited, founded 2018) led by Duncan Kreeger.

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    £1,000
    Minimum investment
    £99M lent / £11.2M PUM (claimed)
    AUM / raised
    2018
    Founded
    UK
    Geography
    No
    Secondary market
    Debt, Equity
    Investment type
    At a glance

    TAB Property in ten seconds

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    Asset classes
    Real Estate
    Investment type
    Debt, Equity
    Not FCA regulated · Unregulated (AML only, FRN 918885)
    £1,000
    £99M lent / £11.2M PUM (claimed)
    Founded
    2018
    Geography
    UK
    No
    Operating status
    Closed · Deregistered · June 2025
    Last reviewed
    June 2026
    Website
    tab.co.uk
    What it was

    What was TAB Property?

    TAB Property (operated by TAB London Limited, founded February 2018, led by Duncan Kreeger) markets property-backed lending and fractional property investment. The firm is not authorised or regulated by the FCA for lending or investment activities — its FCA entry (FRN 918885) is for anti-money-laundering supervision only. Platform-claimed metrics include £99m lent, £33m invested and £11.2m of property under management (claimed as at 23 June 2026; unverified).

    Status: treated as inactive for retail investment use given the unregulated permission set. The mooted 'TAB Exchange' secondary market was not launched. There is no FSCS or FOS recourse for either the lending or fractional equity products.

    How it worked

    How did TAB Property work?

    TAB historically operated a dual model: short-term bridging and development loans (TAB Lending), and fractional property ownership products where TAB retained 20% of monthly rental income as a management fee. Lending fees were set per loan in the term sheet. The platform did not run an operational secondary market.

    What it offered

    What did TAB Property offer?

    Stated minimum investment £1,000. Products historically included bridging loans, development finance and fractional property equity. Given the firm's permissions are AML-only, prospective retail investors should treat any current offer with caution and confirm regulatory status directly with the FCA before transacting.

    Who it was for

    Who was TAB Property for?

    Given the absence of FCA permissions for the investment products, this platform is not suitable for retail investors seeking regulated exposure or FSCS / FOS protection. Capital is at risk.

    About this profile

    Sources and methodology

    Last reviewed
    June 2026
    Sources
    FCA Register (TAB London Limited, FRN 918885 — AML supervision only); tab.co.uk (about, lending, investing); Companies House (TAB London Limited)

    Editorial research, not financial advice. See the full disclaimer in the site footer. Are you the owner of TAB Property or representing the company? To submit an addition, clarification or correction, get in touch or use our contact form.

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    Minimum£1,000By arrangement (Prof. only)From $25,000 (Prof./HNW/Soph. only)£5,000
    FCA statusNot FCA regulatedFCA authorisedNot FCA regulatedFCA authorised
    StructureDebt, EquityEquityEquityDebt
    Secondary marketNoNoNoNo
    Founded20182008
    GeographyUKUK, EuropeUK, InternationalUK
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