Guidance

Aggregate investment for accredited community development finance institutions (CDFIs) under CITR

Updated 16 August 2024

This table sets out aggregate investment for CDFIs under the Community Investment Tax Relief (CITR) scheme.

Financial year Investment raised [footnote 1] Number of investors Investments repaid [footnote 2] Write-offs Loans made [footnote 3] Number of loans Capital repaid [footnote 4]
2022/23 £11,705,153 162 £21,385,616 £1,148,074 £20,702,496 356 £20,191,442
2021/22 £23,189,600 104 £22,625,495 £907,319 £22,832,062 365 £17,345,534
2020/21 £25,183,884 144 £10,583,610 £1,107,919 £22,426,452 419 £12,338,121
2019/20 £12,666,032 124 £7,574,864 £811,990 £22,178,228 361 £12,858,429
2018/19 £13,537,867 275 £8,277,691 £1,136,680 £19,286,535 397 £14,661,382
2017/18 £21,353,320 250 £9,214,846 £1,152,025 £17,197,438 374 £14,450,299
2016/17 £13,343,197 209 £18,054,919 £884,724 £16,221,449 451 £18,516,306

Notes:

  • figures are collated from the ‘Annual Returns’ of CDFIs eligible for CITR during the stated financial year
  • only aggregate data is published – Department for Business and Trade (DBT) guidance states publication of information, collected through annual reports, will be in a summarised form and individual CDFIs will not be identified

Find more information on the CITR scheme including:

  • how to apply for accreditation as a CDFI
  • institutions already accredited
  1. ‘Investment raised’ is for the particular financial year stated – as declared on the CDFI’s Annual Return 

  2. ‘Investments repaid’ may include earlier investments – that is before the stated financial year 

  3. ‘Loans made’ may include money from earlier investments (before the stated financial year) and, also from recirculated capital repaid 

  4. ‘Capital repaid’ may also include earlier repayments – that is before the stated financial year