
Capital first.
First-ranking security over New Zealand property, generally conservative leverage and regular monthly interest distributions.
How we investIndependent property finance · Aotearoa
First-mortgage opportunities for wholesale investors. Agile property lending for borrowers. One experienced Auckland team.

Kensington Finance
Kensington is an independent, family-run non-bank lender based in Mt Eden, Auckland. We connect wholesale capital with carefully assessed property lending across New Zealand.
Founder Neil Dowsett has worked in non-bank property finance since 1991 and remains personally involved in every investment and loan. That experience is matched by a small team spanning finance, accounting and law.
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First-ranking security over New Zealand property, generally conservative leverage and regular monthly interest distributions.
How we investCommercial, rural and residential property finance with direct access to the people making the decision.
How we lend

Our philosophy
Every opportunity is assessed against the property as it stands today—not a forecast. First-ranking security, disciplined leverage and robust legal documentation form the foundation.
See the investment approachThe people behind the decisions
You deal with experienced people who know the transaction, understand the property and remain involved.

Founder & CEO

Chartered Accountant

Director of Finance
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Kensington Finance Limited Partnership (FSP504986, NZBN 9429043304240) is a non-bank lender, not a registered bank.
Investors: Investment opportunities are offered only to wholesale investors as defined in the Financial Markets Conduct Act 2013. Retail investor applications will not be considered or accepted. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results. Resident Withholding Tax is deducted at the rate specified by the investor.
Borrowers: Lending criteria, fees and charges apply.
General: Information on this website is general, does not constitute financial advice, and is not guaranteed for accuracy or completeness. Always obtain independent financial advice before borrowing or investing.