Recognise Bank completes £1.79m bridging loan for Lincolnshire developer
Recognise Bank has successfully completed a gross £1.795 million bridging loan across multiple industrial sites and land in Lincolnshire for an established development and construction business. Completed in partnership with Archway Capital Partners, the facility will allow the client to maximise sales values across the commercial units on the sites. The borrower, part of […]
Meet Pernell – the youngest star at Recognise Bank
At Recognise Bank, we know that fresh perspectives and youthful energy can drive real change and no one embodies that better than Pernell. One of the youngest stars on our team, Pernell has already made an impact in the world of savings. We caught up with him to learn more about what fuels his passion […]
Mid-year business check-in: 5 key areas to refresh & refocus
As we approach the halfway point of the year, now is the ideal time to pause, reflect, and recalibrate. Much like reviewing progress against business goals, reviewing your financial setup can unlock new efficiencies and better position the business for success in the second half of the year. Here are five key areas to focus […]
Recognise Bank completes bridging loan totaling £846,000 for West London Development
Recognise Bank has announced completion of an £846,000 bridging loan in West London for the development of a business operations and trading facilities site. The site, which also holds planning permission for residential and commercial space, will enable the Shah Group of companies to relocate and expand its building and construction trading operations, following internal […]
Meet the team – Luke Beirne
At Recognise Bank, our people are at the heart of everything we do. We recently caught up with Luke, one of the newest additions to our Lending team, to learn more about his journey into finance, what brought him to Recognise, and what inspires him outside of work. Where did your finance journey begin? I […]
Recognise Bank completes £3.6m bridging loan for Liverpool’s fabric district development
Recognise Bank is pleased to announce the successful provision of a £3.6million bridging loan. The loan, completed in a swift 21 days from credit approval, refinanced a plot of land due for residential development and underscores Recognise Bank’s ability to deliver fast, flexible lending solutions for UK SMEs and property investors. The plot of land […]
Recognise Bank Welcomes Tristan Mahoney as Chief Financial Officer
Recognise Bank is pleased to announce the appointment of Tristan Mahoney as Chief Financial Officer, subject to regulatory approval. Tristan joins to oversee the Bank’s financial operations and support the growth plans aimed at continuing to support UK SMEs and property investors. He brings with him an impressive breadth of commercial knowledge and experience in […]
Recognise Bank launches Business 2 Year Fixed Account at 4.37%
Recognise Bank has launched a new savings product for businesses – the Business 2 Year Fixed Account, offering an attractive 4.37% AER. This fixed term savings account provides businesses with a stable and predictable return, helping them manage their financial future with confidence. Designed for businesses looking to lock in their savings at a competitive […]
A guide to notice savings accounts
Welcome to our comprehensive guide on notice savings accounts, the perfect choice for savers seeking a balance between earning higher interest rates whilst maintaining access to their funds with a bit of forward planning. This guide delves into the specifics of notice savings accounts, highlighting how they work, the advantages they offer, and the key […]
Recognise Bank appoints new Chief Commercial Officer
Following its recent £25m capital raise, Recognise Bank is pleased to announce the appointment of Caroline Luxmore as Chief Commercial Officer. This latest capital injection takes the total raised by the Bank to over £120 million and will fuel the Bank’s continued growth and support for its customers, brokers and strategic partners with their real […]
