Two industry lenders have pipped other nominees to the post by claiming titles at a recent Finance Awards..
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Two industry lenders have pipped other nominees to the post by claiming titles at a recent Finance Awards.
Capital Bridging and Goldentree Financial Services have both won awards as ‘Boutique Bridging Lender of the Year – UK’ and ‘Best Secured Short Term Facilities Provider 2013 – up to £5 million.
Capital Bridging, the City-based short term lender, has won the ‘Boutique Bridging Lender of the Year – UK’ title at the AI Magazine awards.
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Keith Aldridge, Managing Director of Capital Bridging Finance, commented: “Winners are determined by three factors, the number of votes received, AI’s substantial in-house research and the supporting evidence we as nominees had to provide to cement our nominations. We are delighted with the award which further validates the success of our plan at the beginning of 2013 to raise our profile in the sector as a prudent and ethical provider of short term funding. Thank you to all those who took the time to nominate us. In terms of what next, well we intend to continue with our growth ambitions and brokers will definitely hear more positive news from us as we move into 2014 and beyond.”
Capital has completed a successful 2013 with yet another award as the publishers of Acquisition International Magazine (AI) named the lender amongst it winners of its 2013 Finance Awards.
Goldentree Financail Services has also won the award for ‘Best Secured Short Term Facilities Provider 2013 - up to £5 million’.
Steve Marsh, Managing Director of Goldentree Financial Services, said: “Goldentree is really pleased to have won this award. It proves that we can structure deals in the corporate arena as well as in the development space.”
The awards recognise the outstanding achievements of individuals and companies within the finance sector, encompassing everything from insurance brokers and specialist IT providers to advisers on subjects ranging from equities to renewable energy. AI’s Finance Awards states that it identifies and honours success, innovation and ethics across international business communities.
The firm states that the awards are given solely on merit and are awarded to commend those most deserving for outstanding work over the last 12 months. The awards recognise leaders in their respective fields and crucially, are nominated by their clients and their peers.
Charlotte Abbott, Chief Co-Ordinator of the 2013 awards, commented: “It’s clear from our awards that financial services professionals have risen to the challenges of the past 12 months and produced some outstanding work. The sheer scale of interest took us by surprise and we’re delighted that the industry has been so determined to recognise its stars.”
Acquisition International Magazine says that it polled 53,000 readers and 55,000 finance professionals.
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