Virgin Money is a UK Challenger Bank.
It has grown after buying Northern Rock, the bank made famous in 2007 with the famous bank run, under the ill-fated leadership of Adam Applegarth
http://uk.virginmoney.com/virgin/investor-relations/
Interesting to see it has many funding vehicles.
£3,000,000,000 (that is £3bn) to raise cash from investors for its business, such as creating mortgages and loans.
A major securitisation programme where its loans are securitised and then sold on
http://uk.virginmoney.com/virgin/investor-relations/securitisation/mortgages.jsp
The shares are traded on the London Stock Exchange
http://www.shareshop.hsbc.co.uk/shareshop/security.cgi?csi=30497650
£1.3 Billion is the market capitalisation.
The results are interesting
http://uk.virginmoney.com/virgin/investor-relations/results/virgin-money-q3-2015-trading-update.pdf
Mortgage Lending at £5.5 billion
Credit Card lending at £1.4 billion
Retail deposits at £23.7 billion
One can see it is has a small loan base compared to its deposits from savers, this was not the case under the previous leadership.