Salad Money

8 results about this entity

Period: 15 Jul 2020 - 18 Dec 2024

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Ex-Klarna CEO Alex Marsh appointed chair of Salad Money

The award-winning community lender Salad Money has announced the appointment of Alex Marsh as Chair of its Board, succeeding Sir Tim Melville-Ross who held the role since Salad's launch in 2019.

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Salad Money awarded AISP status by the FCA

The UK’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has registered Salad Finance as an official Account Information Services Provider (AISP) in an industry-first for a consumer CDFI.

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Rupert MacInnes, former compliance lead at Capital One, joins board of Salad Money

Salad Money, a social enterprise launched in 2019 to provide an alternative to high-cost lending to people with full-time jobs who have poor, thin, or non-existent credit scores, has appointed Rupert MacInnes, formerly head of legal, compliance and external affairs at Capital One to its Board as a non-executive director.

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D•One to provide Salad Money with consumer transaction data

D•One, the open banking services business from The ClearScore Group, has today announced a new partnership with social purpose lender Salad Money.

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Former head of Klarna UK joins board of Salad Money

Salad Money, a social enterprise launched in 2019 to provide an alternative to high-cost lending for NHS and public sector workers with poor, thin, or non-existent credit scores, has appointed Alex Marsh, formerly head of Klarna UK, to its Board as a non-executive director.

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Salad Money adds former Klarna UK head Alex Marsh to board

Salad Money, a social enterprise launched in 2019 to provide an alternative to high-cost lending for NHS and public sector workers with poor, thin, or non-existent credit scores, has appointed Alex Marsh, formerly head of Klarna UK, to its Board as a non-executive director.

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Salad Money secures £40m debt facility to get credit to public sector workers

Social purpose fintech Salad Money will serve rocketing demand for affordable credit from NHS and public sector workers thanks to a new senior debt facility of up to £40m with a US-based credit fund.

Salad Money and Yapily tackle high cost lenders with 'reasonable loan options' for the NHS staff

Ethical fintech Salad Money has today announced its partnership with open banking leader Yapily to provide NHS staff with fair and reasonable loan options.

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