Time Finance expands relationship management team

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Time Finance has announced the appointment of Alice Cox as relationship manager in its invoice finance team.

Cox (pictured) joins the alternative finance provider with over 13 years of experience in the financial services industry. She has a strong background in invoice finance having started her career in 2011 at SME invoice finance before moving onto various roles within financial services, including client management roles at Satago and Sonovate.

In her new role, Cox will be responsible for managing and maintaining relationships with clients in the South East, overseeing their invoice finance facilities, managing risk within the portfolio as well as ensuring high levels of client retention.

Cox said: “I am excited for the opportunity to be joining Time Finance. The business has a fantastic vision to be a nationally recognised lender and I’m honoured to be a part of that journey. I look forward to working alongside the excellent team at Time and using my experience to build strong relationships with our clients.”

The alternative lender recently welcomed Dan Murphy and Jason Poxon as business development managers.

Charlotte Wall, head of relationship management at Time Finance, added: “We are pleased to welcome Alice to Time Finance. Her experience in invoice finance makes Alice a fantastic addition to our relationship management team. She is dedicated to building strong relationships with clients which will be invaluable to us as we continue putting customer service at the heart of what we do.”

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