Time Finance expands support for South East SMEs with new appointment
Time Finance is set to reach more SMEs across London and the South East with the appointment of business development manager, Julian Cassen, in the independent lender’s growing invoice finance team.
Working with brokers across the region, Julian will help deliver invoice finance and asset based lending (ABL) solutions, supporting even more SMEs across the region.
Julian brings a wealth of experience in the Invoice Finance industry, with over 30 years in the finance sector. Starting his career as a credit controller, Julian has held a number of business development roles, including positions at RBS, Aldermore, Lloyds Bank and Ultimate Finance.
The new position is the latest in a line of hires at Time Finance as the lender continues to increase its delivery of finance to SMEs, particularly in response to rising demand for its flexible multi-product solutions, including asset based lending.
This sustainable growth includes the recent business development appointments of Kelly Johnson in Shropshire, Cheshire and the West Midlands and Tom Ludden in the Midlands and East Anglia.
Commenting on his appointment, Julian said: “Having previously worked with Time Finance’s head of sales, Terry, I was thrilled about joining his team and helping to make a real impact. The London and South East area has a huge variety of SMEs and I’m looking forward to helping business owners across the region access the right cashflow solutions to allow their businesses to thrive. ”
Terry Wolfendale, head of sales south at Time Finance, commented: “With Julian’s extensive experience in the industry and passion for helping SMEs to grow, I know that he will be a great addition to our team. At a time when SMEs are anticipating the upcoming Autumn Budget and the potential changes it could pose on their operations, specialist finance solutions have never been more important to help keep businesses moving forward. I’m excited to see the impact Julian will have on businesses and their owners across the region.”