Metro Bank SME Finance expands team
Metro Bank has today announced the appointment of John Nelson as Head of Invoice Finance at Metro Bank SME Finance.
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John will be responsible for leading the invoice finance sales team towards their substantial growth plans over the coming years, as well as managing key introductory sources. He will report directly into Richard Saulet, Director of Metro Bank SME Finance.
John has had a distinguished 15 year career in the asset-based lending industry, successfully leading teams including Lloyds Commercial Finance, GE Capital and Royal Bank of Scotland. Prior to this, John held a number of roles at Lloyds Bank, including in branch and within the SME and commercial lending function.
John Nelson commented on his new role:
“I am delighted to be joining Metro Bank SME Finance, a truly revolutionary organisation. Take the most exciting and innovative challenger bank proposition, coupled with a highly respected invoice financier and it’s a recipe for huge success. I look forward to joining Richard and the team in delivering a unique and unparalleled customer experience.”
Richard Saulet, Director of Metro Bank SME Finance, added:
"I am delighted to have recruited someone of John's calibre to our business. He shares our desire to deliver growth through amazing customer service and I am looking forward to working with him as we continue to expand our business."
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