Partner Article
Shawbrook Bank make personal finance acquisition
Shawbrook Bank has acquired home improvement finance specialists Money 2 Improve.
Essex-based Shawbrook acquired Money 2 Improve with the aim to expand its share of the market, with a focus on personal and expert service.
Philip George, Managing Director of Shawbrook Bank said :“The acquisition of Money 2 Improve is an exciting milestone in the growth of Shawbrook’s specialist consumer lending arm.
“The business is highly regarded in the home improvement finance sector, and by joining forces Shawbrook will be giving home improvement companies an expanded team made up of the best specialists in the business.”
Julian Nutley, Consumer Lending Sales Director at Shawbrook Bank and founder of Money 2 Improve said: “We have been working closely with Shawbrook Bank since it launched last year. The senior staff of Shawbrook and Money 2 Improve have had long standing relationships in the home improvement sector over the last twenty plus years.
“Our teams are dedicated to the market, and we are committed to offering our partners a service and products that really work for them.
“We’re excited about being part of Shawbrook’s ambitious team, and look forward to offering more home improvement companies the consumer finance facilities that will help them to expand and grow.”
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Tom Keighley .
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