Bibby appoints international CEO

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Bibby Financial Services has announced that Steven Box has become its international chief executive officer.

Prior to joining Bibby as European CEO in June 2015, Box held a number of roles at HSBC where he spent 35 years. His most recent role with the bank was global head of receivables finance, covering over 25 countries with businesses ranging from start-ups to multinationals.

In addition to Bibby’s European businesses, as of 1 January 2016 Box is responsible for operations in Canada, USA, India, Hong Kong, Singapore and Malaysia, where the funder opened an office in August 2015.

He said: “This is a fantastic opportunity with a truly client-centric business and I’m delighted with this enhanced role.

“I’m confident that Bibby Financial Services is in a great position to develop our funding propositions for customers worldwide.”

The news comes following the sale of Bibby’s Australian and New Zealand business to Scottish Pacific in December 2015. Box says the business will look to focus and grow across Asia, Europe and the Americas, in addition to building on its existing transactional capabilities.

“We have excellent businesses across the world and we currently support more than 9,500 SMEs globally. Bibby has a fantastic reputation in the UK and we’re now looking to leverage our global footprint by focusing on key markets such as the USA, Germany, France, Poland and Ireland.

“Additionally, in 2016 we aim to grow our omni-channel presence even further to enable businesses and advisors to transact with us across their platforms of choice”, he added.

David Postings, Bibby’s global chief executive, said: “Steven is a high calibre individual with unique experience of the international receivables market and fantastic leadership qualities.

“With Steven at the helm of our international business, I’m positive we will be able to significantly grow our support for SMEs across the world.”

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