Leonard Curtis strengthens funding team
Leonard Curtis, the UK’s leading multi-disciplinary professional services firm, has appointed Richard Hill as specialist business development manager within its expanding funding team.
Richard brings over 35 years of experience in banking and finance, specialising in asset-based lending and invoice finance.
His previous roles include Lloyds Bank, Close Brothers, Hoskyn Child and Bibby, making him well suited to support clients and partners on funding solutions.
In his new role, Richard will provide expert guidance on funding needs and help promote Leonard Curtis’ broader restructuring, legal and business services.
Outside work, Richard is a lifelong Newcastle United and Newcastle Falcons fan.
He said: “I have known the business and several of the London, Birmingham and Fareham teams for years so was delighted to be offered the job here.
“Three things stood out on meeting key members of the firm’s funding team; the absolute focus on the client and ‘the right outcome for the client’; the team’s enthusiasm and excitement about the future; and the people centric approach, which is at the heart of the business.”
Becky Owen, head of funding at Leonard Curtis, added: “We are committed to building and expanding the team and welcoming new talent.
“Richard will help us drive the business forward in the South, bringing a wealth of expertise to the team.
“We are delighted he chose to join us.”
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