Octane Capital recruits internal business development manager

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Adam Ware has joined Octane Capital as internal business development manager. 

Ware (pictured) joins from Commercial Acceptances, part of the Close Brothers Group where he has worked for the past five years. His role there was assistant lending manager with a particular focus on the loan origination and underwriting process.

He said: “From the moment Octane launched I was fascinated by their unique approach to lending, where deals are priced and underwritten on merit rather than according to a set-in-stone credit policy. I was also attracted by the move from an established firm to a start-up where I have the chance to make a personal impact on the company’s success. The relaxed dress code and culture at our Camden office are also a breath of fresh air.”

Mark Posniak, managing director of Octane Capital, added: “Adam brings across a vast amount of experience and has already started to make a significant impact on our operational efficiency. With a background in loan origination and underwriting, he has all bases covered and his enthusiasm for the product-less lending we offer is exactly what we like to see. The third generation of lending is gaining momentum by the day.”

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