Paul Walsh
Director
Director
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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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