Capital Bridging appoints CEO

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John Jenkins

Capital Bridging Finance Limited has appointed John Jenkins as CEO.

Jenkins (pictured) joins Capital Bridging after eight years as CEO of GE Capital. While at GE Capital, he grew the business and unified five core businesses that covered multiple markets and sites.

Prior to GE Capital, Jenkins spent 17 years at Lloyds TSB, ending as sales director of the commercial finance business and a member of its strategic management board.

Jenkins said: “I am excited about this new opportunity, both on the existing property lending side and also when considering other opportunities that are emerging in the sector, looking to see how we can expand the business into other specialist lending areas that we have seen banks moving away from.”

Keith Aldridge, Capital Bridging’s managing director, said: “This is a new position and with Capital Bridging continuing to grow, including the further funding provided by our secured lending property fund, having a CEO with John’s experience will be invaluable in leading the company.

“We have been putting together our growth plans for the second half of the year and John’s appointment is a further indication of our determination to be an increasing influence in the specialist short term funding markets.

“In the last 18 months we have increased our in-house resource fourfold and with this significant appointment we believe we are in a very strong position to capitalise on the opportunities that our strong distribution model is giving us. I will be working closely with John to develop the Capital Bridging proposition. His reputation will be a great asset to the business as we diversify and build on our own growing reputation for innovation and service.”

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