Karl Hodson
Partner
Partner
Learn more about Karl Hodson
Karl is a Partner based in our Leeds office. He specialises in funding, with extensive experience in raising working capital, growth funding and capital investment, and providing sales ledger support.
He recently worked on securing invoice and asset finance to support the management buyout of a UK-based haulage group. He also provided loan funding for a specialist engineering business to replace working capital facilities with a failed lender and allow time to complete a trade sale. He also raised working capital funding for a £40 million turnover group in the industrial and energy sector.
Prior to joining BTG, Karl gained experience at a Big Four bank and the British Business Bank, giving him the expertise to raise finance through invoice and asset-based lending, crowdfunding, loan and equity funds and government schemes.
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2nd Floor, 10 Wellington Place, Leeds, LS1 4AP
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