Gary Burns
Director
Director
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Gary is Head of Construction within our Funding division, based in our Alfreton office. He specialises in commercial finance, with expertise in asset finance, particularly in complex refinancing and restructuring deals involving SMEs to large corporations.
Gary has over 30 years of experience delivering highly tailored finance solutions and funding for businesses, particularly in the construction industry. His recent deals include securing a £2.9 million complex asset refinance deal, including over 100 assets, a £815,000 yellow plant construction hire purchase deal, and arranging credit lines between £250,000 and £25 million.
Prior to joining BTG, Gary gained experience at a leading national asset finance broker and acted as business manager at a Big Four bank.
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