Time Finance strengthens relationship manager team
Emma has previously held relationship and client manager roles at RBS, HSBC, Bibby Financial Services and eCapital Commercial Finance.
SME lender, Time Finance, has strengthened its invoice finance operations team with the appointment of Emma Caton as relationship manager.
Emma joins the invoice finance North team with over 13 years’ experience in the industry, having previously held relationship and client manager roles at RBS, HSBC, Bibby Financial Services and most recently eCapital Commercial Finance.
Emma will work across a diverse portfolio of clients, primarily in the Midlands.
Emma commented: “I’m thrilled to be joining the team, I was drawn to this role by the people and team structure as well as the multi-product offering. It’s so important to be able to support clients with tailored solutions that can help their unique needs, and Time’s focus on that is brilliant.”
Damien Healey, head of relationship management (North), added: “We’re so glad to have Emma join the team. She has a wealth of experience and knowledge that will benefit our clients and her location allows for a greater geographical spread, allowing us to continue supporting SMEs across the UK.”
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