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Salad Money offers an award-winning ethical alternative to high-cost credit loans, providing people excluded by mainstream finance with appropriate, fair and affordable credit.
7th November 2024
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Salad Finance Ltd
Company number : 11006249
London, UK
Incorporation date: 10 October 2017
Help people affected by low credit scores to achieve financial inclusion and access fair and affordable finance options.
Improve lives by helping more people save money on interest and avoid the stress of having to borrow from an unethical or illegal lender.
Enable more people to achieve financial well-being by accessing benefits or rebuilding their credit rating.
Earn a potential return. Investments in the bond offer a target return of 9% and are eligible to be held within an IF ISA for potential tax-free returns.
In the UK millions of people are excluded from mainstream finance due to low credit scores, but not always on affordability. This means that people who have the means to repay loans are often turned away when they require credit and have to resort to high-interest unethical lenders that can lead to a cycle of debt. Salad Money is a social purpose lender with a strong track record:
Your investment will support Salad Money, here's how:
Salad Money is determined to build on this successful model and this share offer will help them fund the next phase of their work: https://www.saladmoney.co.uk/
Chief Executive Officer
Tim is a seasoned entrepreneur with a track record of building technology-focused businesses. Following an early career in property management, Tim created an online tenant and candidate verification platform which eventually captured 5% of the UK tenant referencing market and was sold to NorthgateArinso, a KKR-backed investee company. Subsequently Tim developed innovative software utilising consumer datasets for Experian, Big Issue Invest and Barbon Insurance, a Carlyle-backed investee company. Tim identified the potential for Open Banking to better serve consumers shut out from mainstream credit, and secured private capital to establish Salad Money. Tim continues to be a passionate proponent for appropriate and affordable lending, and serves as a non-executive director of Responsible Finance, the national membership body for providers of responsible finance.
Chief Risk Officer
Emmett has over twenty years’ experience working in consumer credit principally serving the credit excluded within a start-up or innovation environment. He has risk management, commercial and regulatory knowledge encompassing loans, credit cards and retail finance. Previous roles include Senior Credit Risk Manager at Vanquis, Head of Credit Risk at Close Brothers Retail Finance (acquired by Klarna in 2017) and Head of Personal Loans at NewDay. He holds a MSc from Lancaster University and a BSc from Southampton University.
Chief Financial Officer
Phillip has eighteen years’ experience working in FCA-regulated firms. He has broad financial services knowledge encompassing asset management, wealth management, fintech and lending. Previous roles include Head of Funds at Funding Circle and Finance Director at Pemberton Asset Management. He is a Fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England & Wales and holds a MA from Oxford University.
Chair
Tim worked for Nationwide Building Society for 20 years, the last 10 as CEO. During this period he initiated and oversaw a whole range of initiatives aimed at making both personal financial services and house purchase easier for members on low incomes. Subsequently he was Director General of the Institute of Directors, and then Chair of several organisations including public companies, Royal London Insurance (the largest mutual insurer), Investors in People, the Higher Education Funding Council for England, and Homerton University Hospital NHS Trust. As well as chairing Salad Finance, he is currently involved in a range of activities with a social purpose.
Independent Oversight Body
Baroness Evans of Bowes Park is a Conservative member of the House of
Lords. She was appointed as a life peer in October 2014. Natalie was Leader
of the House of Lords and a member of the UK Government’s Cabinet between
2016 and 2022 - the longest serving Leader for 70 years. Between 2015 and
2016 she was a junior Government minister in the Department of Education,
Department for Work and pensions, and the Ministry of Justice. Before entering
the Lords, Natalie held a variety of senior positions including CEO of the New
Schools Network, Deputy Director of Policy Exchange, and Head of Policy at the
British Chambers of Commerce.
Independent Oversight Body
Lord Iain McNicol of West Kilbride is a British Labour politician and trade unionist . He is a Labour member of the House of Lords having being introduced in July 2018. He is a life Baron. Iain served as the General Secretary of the Labour Party from 2011-18, moving from the position as National Political Officer of the GMB Union. He has a long history of organising in both the Labour and trade union movement.
Chief Data Officer
Bernard is Chief Data Officer and brings extensive experience in building decision
science risk models, joining Salad Money after nearly eight years with Funding
Circle UK where he was Global Head of Decision Science. His career has included
stints in France, the USA and the UK. After studying engineering in Paris, de
Barbeyrac moved to Capital One where he became a Senior Risk Analyst.
Chief Technology Officer
Terry has over 30 years’ experience in delivering enterprise level software
applications. For the last 20 years he has owned a bespoke software development
company and managed numerous high profile I.T. projects such as Cable &
Wireless’s European billing system, FedEx’s UK web presence, a booking system for
Clear Channel’s out-of-home digital advertising screens and for the last 5 years
has helped design and build the Salad Money application platform. A Microsoft
specialist, he has held most of their premium qualifications over the years –
Microsoft Certified Solutions Developer, Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer and
Microsoft Certified Database Administrator and has been instrumental in moving
Salad to a serverless infrastructure based on the Microsoft Azure platform.
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Interest will accrue from the issue date of the Bonds. Payments will be made annually with the first payment falling in 2025.
You should expect to hold the Bonds for the 5 year term. The Bonds are transferable which means technically they can be sold to a willing buyer. However, the Bonds will not be listed on a formal exchange, and there is no guarantee that you will be able to find a buyer nor the price they might be willing to pay.
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