Time Finance appoints Adam Casebrook as relationship manager
Casebrook previously held relationship and client manager roles at Calverton Finance, Pulse Finance and Metro Bank, as well as a director position at EMR Finance.
Time Finance has appointed Adam Casebrook (pictured) as relationship manager in its specialised invoice finance division.
With over 15 years’ experience in the industry, Casebrook previously held relationship and client manager roles at Calverton Finance, Pulse Finance and Metro Bank, as well as a director position at EMR Finance.
This expansion will see him work across a diverse portfolio of clients across the South, supporting small to medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) with their unique funding requirements as well as managing risk.
Casebrook said: “Having worked in the industry for many years, my move to Time Finance is a very much considered one.
“I’m excited to join the team; the business’ values around putting people first very much align with my own, and I’m eager for a new challenge and to work for an established lender with a wide variety of clients, along with great opportunities for my future career.”
Charlotte Wall, head of relationship management (South) at Time Finance, said: “Securing senior talent like Adam underlines our commitment to delivering first-class service as our own book grows.
“His expertise across the South will immediately strengthen our team, and I’m thoroughly looking forward to seeing the positive impact he’ll have on both our clients and the team.”
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