Aldermore restructures invoice finance operations

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Aldermore Invoice Finance is restructuring its current operating model in order to improve its business development capability.

The new structure will see the formation of two regions (North and South), which will be overseen by two regional managing directors. The restructure will see the finance provider consolidate its regional operations.

The new structure will see the new role of strategic development director established. The remit will be to provide “innovative and dynamic strategic initiatives” to help increase Aldermore’s positioning within the market.

The new structure will be launched in January 2013.

Damon Walford, Managing Director of Aldermore Invoice Finance said: “We are always looking to challenge the way we operate and look for ways to do things better. This alignment will allow myself and the senior leadership team to shape the future of our regional coverage model and increase the business activity we need as part of our highly ambitious growth plans for 2013 and beyond. But let me be clear that the number of offices currently within the network will not be changing.

“This is a great leap forward for the business and provides us with a number of fantastic opportunities to become more competitive in the market place and offer our clients the very best service across the UK.”

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