Paul Walsh
Director
Director
Learn more about Paul Walsh
Paul Walsh is Head of Invoice Finance and Asset Based Lending within our funding division, based in our Alfreton office. He specialises in invoice finance and asset-based lending and is experienced in arranging bespoke solutions to support business growth.
Paul has over 35 years’ experience delivering asset-based lending solutions and invoice finance. He recently worked on securing a million-pound commercial mortgage to support a property investment for a commercial client.
Prior to joining BTG, Paul held senior leadership positions at a number of trusted commercial lending and banking institutions, including regional corporate director at a highly respected retail bank. He is an associate of the Chartered Institute of Bankers (ACIB).
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