July 14th, 2017. Tom Rowlands
Pure Commercial Finance MD Joins the AOBP Executive Committee
The Association of Bridging Professionals (AOBP) has appointed three new members to its executive committee and we’re proud to say our Managing Director, Ben Lloyd, is one of them.
Three New Executive Members
The AOBP was launched back in 2010, promising to unite bridging professionals by acting as a trade body in the short-term finance industry. And its executive committee lead the association in its endeavours using their unique industry relationships and insights to benefit all areas of bridging finance.
Ben, alongside Phil Gray of Watts Commercial Finance and Chris Treadwell of Enness Private Clients, joins some of the UK’s leading loan distributors to create an executive committee of eight which will meet for the first time later this month.
With Ben’s appointment, the committee now has a greater geographical spread and knowledge of a broader scope of commercial products and services.
Ben Lloyd said:
“Since inception the AOBP has always stood for higher standards in the industry and acted to provide a focus point for the industry to talk to government and regulators.
“I look forward to building on the vital work undertaken by previous committee members and push forward the Association’s exciting agenda on behalf of its members.”
Pure Commercial Finance’s Bridging Services
Ben heads an experienced team of bridging finance brokers here at Pure Commercial Finance, which has been awarded ‘Best Bridging Broker’ of the Year 2017. To find out more about how we can help find fast finance with a quick decision get in touch.
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Article By Tom Rowlands
July 14th, 2017
Tom joined Pure Property Finance in 2017 after a career as a Client Wealth Manager, where he spent just under 3 years advising on financial and tax planning. Tom specialises in bridging finance and property development funding, having completed deals ranging from a simple £30K property purchase through to £2m+ mixed-use developments.
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