Partner Article
SFP Group wins Business Moneyfacts Award
The SFP Group has won the Best Recovery Specialist of the Year category of the prestigious Business Moneyfacts Awards.
As a first time entrant in this category and competing against some of the premier recovery firms in the industry, winning the award reflects the unprecedented growth of the group over the last year, proving its undisputable position as one of the leading mid-tier turnaround and corporate recovery specialists in the UK: “This is a tremendous accolade for the team, who have achieved so much in such a comparatively short space of time,” says Simon Plant, SFP Group Partner.
The Canary Wharf-based SFP Group provides a mix of tailored services within the commercial finance sector. It helps businesses with access to new finance, as well as providing services to lenders including Independent Business Reviews and Audits, Forensic Accounting, Asset Recovery, Collections and the management and recovery of property. “Whatever the business needs, SFP works with lenders and their customers to ensure the best possible outcome,” Simon adds.
The Business Moneyfacts Awards are the largest Business Finance Awards in the UK, held at a gala dinner in March. Rigorous product monitoring is carried out throughout the preceding year and the broker community is also consulted for their feedback. The ceremony is the pinnacle of the year’s product and service advocacy and grows in stature year on year.
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