Time Finance appoints new asset manager
Time Finance has appointed Matthew Ridgley to its team as an asset manager.
"Asset valuations are a crucial process in helping businesses to unlock their full potential with the assets already within their business."
Matthew joins with 17 years’ experience in the industry, having started his career in asset management roles at Bank of Scotland and Siemens Financial Services before moving into a sub hire auditor role at Lombard Asset Finance. In his most recent position at Aldermore Bank, he was responsible for undertaking the valuation of business assets and managing end of contract disposals.
In his new role, Matthew will be responsible for supporting the new business origination process as well as assisting collections with asset valuations against transactions, asset disposals and ongoing risk management.
Matthew said: “I’m delighted to be joining the Time Finance team. As an exciting, up and coming funder with an agile approach to business, I’ll be able to use my previous experience and expertise to help make a difference to the SMEs. With a multi-product offering in place, asset valuations are a crucial process in helping businesses to unlock their full potential with the assets already within their business.”
Lorraine Neyland, director of risk at Time Finance, commented: “We’re thrilled to welcome Matt to our growing team. His extensive experience in the sector and his understanding of business assets will prove extremely valuable in assisting us with the asset valuation process. Not only this, but this new role will play a vital part in our ongoing growth and development as we aim to further enhance our hard asset portfolio and progress our multi-product offering.”
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