Octopus Capital’s affordable housing fund enters Scotland with £50m investment

News19.11.25by Zainab Hussain

Octopus Capital’s affordable housing fund will expand into Scotland after the asset manager secured a £50m investment from the Scottish National Investment Bank (SNIB).

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