Eric Savill
Consultant
Consultant
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Eric is a Consultant based in our London Canary Wharf office and is part of our Funding and Insurance team. He is responsible for raising funding for businesses, drawing on substantial banking experience built over the course of his career.
Eric has over 25 years’ experience supporting businesses with complex funding needs. His recent successes include securing a wide range of funding solutions, such as structured finance, short-term finance, invoice discounting, alternative finance and specialist agriculture loans.
Prior to joining BTG, Eric acted as an area director within a North London–based relationship team, and earlier in his career he was a successful relationship manager. He is an experienced banker, having gained experience at a Big Four bank, latterly as national head of business support for the SME sector. In this role, he was responsible for leading a team of managers across the UK, providing additional support to customers experiencing financial stress, with the objective of achieving turnarounds and restoring financial health.
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31st Floor, 40 Bank Street, Canary Wharf, London, E14 5NR
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