‎SRC acquires 3rd mortgage portfolio from BSF

Overview

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‎ The signing of the agreement Saudi Real Estate Refinance Co. ( SRC), a unit of the Public Investment Fund ( PIF), signed an agreement to acquire a residential mortgage portfolio from Banque Saudi Fransi, which is the third deal of its kind between the two parties. The agreement builds on the cooperation between the company and the bank in the residential mortgage market by providing liquidity to financing entities and enhancing their ability to continue offering financing solutions. It also aims to develop the secondary mortgage market and expand residential financing options, in line with the targets of the Housing Program and Saudi Vision 2030, according to the Saudi Press Agency (SPA). The company’s CEO Majeed Abduljabbar said the continued cooperation with financing entities helps enable them to expand the scope of residential mortgage financing and enhance market efficiency and sustainability through the development of refinancing solutions. Established by PIF in 2017, SRC is licensed by the Saudi Central Bank (SAMA) to operate in real estate refinancing. The company plays a central role in developing the Kingdom’s mortgage market by providing liquidity to financiers, enabling them to offer affordable home financing solutions, and working closely with stakeholders to support the housing ecosystem.

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‎ The signing of the agreement Saudi Real Estate Refinance Co. ( SRC), a unit of the Public Investment Fund ( PIF), signed an agreement to acquire a residential mortgage portfolio from Banque Saudi Fransi, which is the third deal of its kind between the two parties. The agreement builds on the cooperation between the company and the bank in the residential mortgage market by providing liquidity to financing entities and enhancing their ability to continue offering financing solutions. It also aims to develop the secondary mortgage market and expand residential financing options, in line with the targets of the Housing Program and Saudi Vision 2030, according to the Saudi Press Agency (SPA). The company’s CEO Majeed Abduljabbar said the continued cooperation with financing entities helps enable them to expand the scope of residential mortgage financing and enhance market efficiency and sustainability through the development of refinancing solutions. Established by PIF in 2017, SRC is licensed by the Saudi Central Bank (SAMA) to operate in real estate refinancing. The company plays a central role in developing the Kingdom’s mortgage market by providing liquidity to financiers, enabling them to offer affordable home financing solutions, and working closely with stakeholders to support the housing ecosystem.

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‎SRC acquires 3rd mortgage portfolio from BSF

Argaam - Main NewsTrade pressTrade Publication 5th October 2026

‎ The signing of the agreement Saudi Real Estate Refinance Co. (SRC), a unit of the Public Investment Fund (PIF), signed an agreement to acquire a residential mortgage portfolio from Banque Saudi Fransi, which is the third deal of its kind between the two parties. The agreement builds on the cooperation between the company and the bank in the residential mortgage market by providing liquidity to financing entities and enhancing their ability to continue offering financing solutions. It also aims to develop the secondary mortgage market and expand residential financing options, in line with…

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Linked Signals

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Published	Headline	Source	Matched text	Extraction confidence	Method
5th October 2026	‎SRC acquires 3rd mortgage portfolio from BSF	Argaam - Main News	acquires	95.0	high precision phrase

Entities

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Country 1

Saudi Arabia reused entity extraction · confidence 95.0

Government Organisation 1

Public Investment Fund reused entity extraction · confidence 75.0

Full linking detail

Entity	Type	Link method	Confidence	Source article
Saudi Arabia	Country	reused entity extraction	95.0	article
Public Investment Fund	Government Organisation	reused entity extraction	75.0	article

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2 · Moderate

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2 · Low

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Unknown

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Neutral or Mixed

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