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A national team of debt recovery specialists is once again named in the Top Tier of the Legal 500 guide. The debt recovery team at law firm
Clarke Willmott LLP was awarded Tier One status for debt recovery in the South West as well as Tier Two status for debt recovery in London for the third consecutive year by the guide, which ranks the UK’s top-performing lawyers and firms. It is jointly led by Kat Quinton and Phil Roberts, both partners in the firm. Mr Roberts said: “The Legal 500 is based largely on client
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comment, so to be ranked in the Top Tier and endorsed by such a respected publication for the third year in a row is a ringing endorsement of our services. “Following a number of promotions earlier this year,
our team continues to go from strength to strength and this further reinforces our position at the forefront of the debt recovery industry.”
RestonsSolicitorsLimitedassistsanumberof marketleadersintheDebtPurchase,Finance and Utility sectors with both secured and unsecuredcollections.
Our fundamental understanding of
commercial, reputational and compliance issues, togetherwith a focused, proprietary interest in our clientsÕ receivables means that we continue to excel in terms of client satisfaction, recoveries and complaintavoidance.
To Þnd outmore about how our expertise can help you, contact Nigel Coe on 01925661602or
npc@restons.co.ukorgoto
www.restons.co.uk
Lowell has announced its Q2 2018 Results, for the period ending 30 June 2018. The quarter has delivered continued growth across all key metrics. James Cornell, group CEO, said: “I am very pleased with the
progress we have made in the first half of the year. These positive results demonstrate both the organic growth of the business and the strength our new Nordic region brings to the group. “We are now a very different business to the one that reported
12 months ago – in scale, in capability and diversity. These factors enable us to be more agile. With more sectors, in more markets, the business can quickly shift focus for the best returns. Across the first half of the year, we used that agility to invest capital strategically to deliver long-term, sustainable returns – growing our business the right way.”
Mick McAteer has been appointed deputy chairman of Registry Trust. Mr McAteer, who has been an independent director of the trust since 2016, takes up the position with immediate effect. Malcolm Hurlston remains as chairman Mr Hurlston said: “Mick brings a wealth of experience to the
role of deputy chairman. His in-depth knowledge of the financial services sector coupled with his wise and thoughtful approach make him the ideal candidate to take this step towards the chair.”
Experian is launching a new range of services to help lenders evolve their approach to making consumer credit decisions, so businesses can make more informed decisions and deliver fairer, more affordable outcomes for their customers. Tom Blacksell, managing director of B2B at Experian, said: “A
customer’s current credit position only ever tells part of the story. People’s financial circumstances are multidimensional and unique. By providing a range of smart insights that recognise this, we are
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