Time Finance appoints head of risk
Greg has over 30 years of experience in the invoice finance industry.

Time Finance has appointed Greg Hussey as head of risk in its invoice finance division.
Greg joins with over 30 years of experience, most recently as a consultant working with a niche invoice financier, as well as head of risk at Santago Financial Solutions and managing director at Calverton Finance. He has held several other operational roles over three decades in the industry, including operations director and operations manager.
In his new position, Greg will be responsible for overseeing and implementing the group’s risk strategy - managing the risk team day-to-day as well as finetuning the company’s approach to identifying, assessing, and mitigating financial risks.
The announcement follows a number of recent appointments and promotions within Time Finance, including Mike Freebury as head of sales for Wales and the South West in its invoice finance division and Sophie Aitken as broker manager in its asset finance division.
Greg said: “I am thrilled to be taking on the head of risk role at Time Invoice Finance. They have a fantastic reputation, both in terms of looking after their clients and their people – two of the most important things a business can do; this impression has only been enhanced in the short time I’ve been here. After monitoring the growth and success of the business over a number of years, I am proud to have the opportunity to be part of it and help elevate their risk strategy in 2025 as the company builds on successes achieved to date.”
Lorraine Neyland, group risk director at Time Finance, added: “This is a wonderful appointment to our leadership team. With over 30 years of experience in the invoice finance industry, Greg comes to us with an extensive and invaluable knowledge of risk management, and we are excited to see our strategy evolve and succeed with Greg at the helm.”

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