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 […]
Vote for Recognise Bank at the British Bank Awards 2025
Voting is now open for this year’s British Bank Awards, run by Smart Money People! The British Bank Awards celebrate the very best in the financial service sector and we are thrilled to announce that Recognise Bank has been entered into the Best Business Banking Provider and Best Savings Provider awards. By casting your vote […]
A Year in Review: Recognise Bank’s 2024 Lending
As we say goodbye to 2024, we’ve taken some time to reflect on our commitment to supporting SME business owners and property entrepreneurs through tailored lending solutions and have put together a selection of the successful deals we’ve completed in the last year that demonstrate the breadth of lending and our geographic reach. Complex deals, […]
A winning start to 2025 for Recognise Bank
Recognise Bank is pleased to start 2025 with news of a Double Gold win at the Moneynet 2025 Awards. The Bank has been awarded ‘Best Monthly Interest Savings Provider’ for the second year in a row. The Moneynet Personal Finance Awards celebrate the best in the market for their achievements throughout the year. Recognise Bank’s […]
Jean Murphy steps down as Recognise CEO
Recognise Bank has confirmed that outgoing Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Jean Murphy, will leave the business on 31st December 2024. Jean joined Recognise Bank as CEO in August 2022 and has led the Bank through a period of considerable change. Under her leadership, the Bank has achieved a number of significant milestones including de-listing from […]
Recognise Bank welcomes four new Independent Non-Executive Directors to its Board
Recognise Bank is pleased to announce the appointment of four new Independent Non-Executive Directors, effective 26th November 2024. Suzanne Clark, Greg Jones, Garry Stran and Alison Tattersall will join the Board, alongside Chairman Steve Pateman and CEO Simon Bateman (both subject to regulatory approval), and other existing Board members. The new Directors bring a wealth […]
A guide to fixed rate savings accounts
Welcome to our guide to fixed-rate savings accounts; an ideal solution for business and personal savers looking for stability and predictable returns on their investments. This guide covers the essentials relating to fixed-rate savings accounts, from how they function and the unique benefits they provide to some of the considerations you might weigh before committing […]
Short-term vs. long-term savings strategies for businesses
In today’s unpredictable business environment, having a strong savings plan is crucial for financial security and growth. Every company, regardless of its size, can face unexpected expenses, cash flow issues, or situations that require immediate capital. This article will explore the importance of both short-term and long-term savings strategies, plus discuss when each might be […]
Recognise Bank appoints Simon Wilson as CRO
Recognise Bank is pleased to announce the appointment of Simon Wilson as Chief Risk Officer (CRO), subject to regulatory approval. Simon joins the Bank from a global money service business, where he served as CEO designate for their UK banking start-up. With over two decades of experience in the UK and EU Banking sectors, Simon […]
Business bank accounts vs. business savings accounts: a quick guide
When it comes to managing your business finances, having the right bank accounts is crucial. Effective financial management is a cornerstone of any successful business. It ensures smooth day-to-day operations and provides a solid foundation for long-term growth. One crucial aspect of financial management is choosing the right banking product for your individual business’ needs. […]
