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Meet The UK Business Finance Team
Yorkshire and North East
Karl is responsible for helping businesses across the UK raise funding for a variety of purposes such as working capital, expansion and capital equipment. He has specialist knowledge of raising finance through invoice and asset-based lending, crowdfunding, loan and equity funds and Government schemes.
Midlands
With more than 15 years’ experience, Neil is responsible for guiding clients and businesses across the Midlands to a range of funding facilities including short-term finance, invoice factoring, alternative finance and other funding options.
Scotland
Simon has worked across a range of disciplines in the banking sector, from front line lending and relationship management to distressed corporate/SME management, leading the forced exit teams in both Scotland and London for the Clydesdale Bank/National Australia Bank through financial challenges.
North West
Scott is responsible for helping businesses across the North West of England raise finance for a variety of purposes. He has over 30 years’ experience working in alternative business lending, invoice and trade finance. Scott was previously regional sales director at commercial finance provider Ultimate Finance in Manchester.
South West
Graeme is responsible for helping businesses raise funding across the South West region. He deals with all aspects of finance, from a stressed situation to positive growth and acquisitions with particular emphasis on the printing and publishing, motor and construction sectors.
London and South East
Eric is responsible for helping businesses to raise funding for the London and South East region. He is an experienced banker having spent much of his career with Barclays Bank and in recent years assisting business’s raise funding for a variety of purposes. At Barclays he was the National Head of Barclays Business Support for the SME sector.
North East
Andrew is the first port of call for North East and Yorkshire businesses looking to raise funding to fulfil a range of objectives, from acquiring a business to boosting cash flow. He is highly experienced in providing a range of funding solutions, including working capital, growth finance and refinancing from a combination of established and alternative lenders.
Yorkshire, Lincolnshire & The Humber
Danny is a seasoned funding specialist at UK Business Finance, an indispensable route through which UK businesses with both straightforward and complex funding requirements can secure essential funds. Over his two decades in the industry, Danny has established a vast network of finance providers, ranging from high street banks, challenger banks, alternative lenders, and private funders.
Midlands
My Career spans Retail, Commercial and Corporate Banking with relationship management, business development, Leadership in Regional and National roles. In addition to which, I have fulfilled Non Exec roles in Education as well as finance.
We work across a wide range of sectors throughout the UK, providing specialist advice to each sector.
What is cash flow finance and how does it work?
Cash flow is the lifeblood of any thriving business. Having a consistent stream of cash coming into the business enables you to pay your bills and plan for the future.
How to access emergency business funding
In an ideal world, you could foresee the financial problems coming your way and plan accordingly. However, as every business owner knows, that’s rarely how it works. Customers go bust, equipment fails and stock gets damaged, leaving you with an immediate requirement for funding so you can ride out the storm.
What is the Growth Guarantee Scheme (GGS)?
The Growth Guarantee Scheme (GGS) is a government-backed lending scheme open to small businesses in the UK.
How to improve your company’s working capital
A healthy level of working capital allows your company to function effectively on a day-to-day basis, providing short-term liquidity and financial stability. It’s important to understand your current position, however – whether working capital is positive or negative.