Skipton Business Finance appoints head of asset-based lending
Kim has held previous roles at Yorkshire Building Society, RBS and ABN AMRO Commercial Finance.
Skipton Business Finance has appointed Kim Hughes as its new head of asset-based lending.
Kim brings over 14 years of experience across invoice finance and asset-based lending (ABL), with a track record in structuring sophisticated funding solutions, portfolio oversight and delivering complex commercial facilities.
She began her banking career at Yorkshire Bank before moving to RBS, where she progressed to senior relationship manager within the specialist restructuring team. Since 2018, Kim has continued to build her expertise in senior ABL roles, most recently serving as head of asset management and First Line Underwriter at ABN AMRO Commercial Finance.
In her new role, Kim will be a key part of the team driving forward and evolving Skipton Business Finance’s ABL proposition. She will play an important role in the credit process, providing insight and business support on ABL transactions.
Michelle Wilson, chief operating officer at Skipton Business Finance, said: "We’re thrilled to welcome Kim to Skipton Business Finance. Her extensive ABL experience, strategic insight, and proven track record in delivering sophisticated funding solutions make her a fantastic addition to our team. Kim’s leadership will be instrumental as we continue to enhance our ABL offering and support ambitious businesses across the UK."
Kim Hughes commented: "I’m delighted to be joining Skipton Business Finance at such an exciting time. SBF has a strong reputation for providing flexible, relationship-led funding, and I’m looking forward to working with the team to further develop our ABL proposition and help more businesses achieve their growth ambitions."
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