Alternative Bridging appoints BDM for the North
Chris has held previous roles at NatWest, Amicus Finance, Kingsley Asset Finance and Seneca Bridging.

Alternative Bridging Corporation has strengthened its sales team with the appointment of Chris Roscoe as a BDM for the Northern regions.
Chris joins Alternative Bridging from A Shade Greener Finance where he was a relationship director. He brings more than 12 years’ experience in financial services, having previously held roles at NatWest, Amicus Finance, Kingsley Asset Finance and Seneca Bridging.
In his new role, Chris will support brokers in the North to provide tailored solutions and loans for their clients.
Alternative Bridging Corporation offers short-term bridging finance, development funding, and term loans. It provides both regulated and non-regulated lending, with options available on both a first and second charge basis. The lender also offers an Alternative Overdraft product, which provides a drawdown facility that can be used as an efficient means of harnessing capital for cashflow.
Chris Roscoe: “I’m really excited to join the team at Alternative Bridging and use my experience in bridging, development, commercial finance and real estate lending to deliver solutions for brokers in the North. Alternative Bridging has a strong reputation for delivering specialist property finance supported by outstanding service. My job will be to build on this reputation by helping more brokers and their clients.”
Paul Gavin, head of sales at Alternative Bridging Corporation, added: “We are very pleased to welcome Chris to our team. He’s an enthusiastic, experienced, and driven professional with substantial experience within the lending sector. I am confident that he will be a great asset to our business and our brokers.”

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