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div>It has been a busy fortnight as the industry gets back to work. However, there was still fun to be had in and out of the office, especially at the Loan Talk Awards earlier this month.
The Loan Talk Awards 2014, held at 8 Northumberland in London, was well attended by the secured loans industry and those who claimed awards showed their excitement.
Once again, congratulations to all those who won awards on the night.
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As well as celebrating accomplishments from last year, the New Year brings in an abundance of changes and new plans, where Finance 4 Business is looking to build a strategy for what is set to be an exciting 12 months.
Some things don’t change however, where Rob Jupp of Brightstar Financial was faced with the same old Monday morning traffic jams.
However, Brightstone Law’s Jonathan Newman found a way to cut down on one time-consuming chore…
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The past fortnight saw the next round of the FA Cup and the Fourth Round threw up some huge shocks. Fortunately for Arsenal fan, James Bloom of Regentsmead, his side didn’t suffer Chelsea’s fate, despite his initial fears.
Finally, Mint Bridging held a go karting day in London, which proved competitive, featuring industry figures like, Zed Lorgat of JM Financial, Robert Heywood and Peter Clinton of Enness Private Clients, Phil Mabb of Bridge Development and Nick Higgs of Trafalgar Square.
Medianett’s, Beth Fisher, used the win-against-all-odds approach to claim a place on the podium, despite being ‘black-flagged’ for a few ‘friendly crashes’.
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