Lombard has restructured its Corporate and
Large Corporate Asset Finance teams with three senior
appointments.
The asset finance subsidiary of RBS appointed
Ian Nelson and Chris Black to its Corporate Asset Finance (CAF)
team as head of UK origination and head of UK relationship
management respectively.
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Paul Caskey has also been appointed as head of
Large Corporate Asset Finance (LCAF), the division which focuses on
lending to the top 350 FTSE-listed companies.
The appointments are part of a staggered
restructure following the recruitment of Gary Leitch as managing
director of CAF and Andy Hart as managing director of LCAF and
Specialist Asset Finance a year ago.
Leitch said Nelson, who joins from within CAF,
and Black, who was previously with Lombard Vehicle Management, have
exceptional experience and will engender passion within their
teams. “Our customers, existing and future, will undoubtedly
benefit from the drive and energy that they bring to the Corporate
Asset Finance team,” he added.
Hart said he was delighted to see Caskey return to Lombard after 12
years away from the business during which time he worked with
Alliance & Leicester and National Australia Bank in corporate
finance positions. “He brings strong leadership skills to the role
and a wealth of experience in this very specialised sector,” he
added.
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By GlobalDataA statement from Lombard announcing the
appointments said this new senior management structure would
enhance the funding service it provides to companies operating in
the corporate sector and would reflect Lombard’s knowledge of each
sector’s particular needs.
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