Pepper to service Selina Finance loans

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Pepper (UK) has been chosen by Selina Finance to provide end-to-end servicing for the latter’s new portfolio of business and property investment loans.

Pepper (UK) currently manages more than £17bn of assets for UK lenders and has nearly 18 years’ experience in the industry. The servicing team will act as a white-label servicer for Selina Finance.

Selina Finance was founded in 2019 to provide consumer and business finance to homeowners across the UK.

Gerry McHugh (pictured), CEO of Pepper (UK), said: “We’re excited about our partnership with Selina Finance and look forward to providing its customers with the highest standards of service and support.

“Selina Finance is an innovator in the lending space and aligns with our approach in bringing together traditional values and technical innovation to improve the customer experience.”

Andrea Olivari, co-founder of Selina Finance, added: “At Selina Finance we aim to champion our customers and provide them with an outstanding experience during every interaction they have with us.

“So, it was important that we chose the right partner to support us in delivering the best customer service, and I have every confidence that our relationship with Pepper (UK) will be a long and successful one.”

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