Digitally native financial services
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Digitally native financial services
201-500 employees
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201-500 employees
To challenge every aspect of how financial services firms operate today.
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To challenge every aspect of how financial services firms operate today.
The UK banking market is becoming a more interesting place for challengers, with newer banks looking beyond traditional retail banking to find new ways to grow. Chetwood Bank's move into wholesale lending is a good example of that shift, opening the doors to larger relationships with corporates, institutions and specialist lenders.
Chetwood started out with a focus on savings and mortgages, and its proposition is deliberately straightforward: digital banking, simple products and a "no nonsense" approach. Now, with Wholesale Banking, its adding a more sophisticated side to the business, offering tailored lending that can be organised, structured and managed under one roof.
The bank has grown to a £7B balance sheet and a £3B mortgage lending portfolio, while lending £1B through forward-flow relationships over the past year. Its expansion into structured finance and non-GBP assets, alongside the launch of Wholesale Banking, points to a bank that is becoming broader and more ambitious.

Freddie
Company Specialist at Welcome to the Jungle
Aug 2020
$13.2m
GROWTH EQUITY VC
Mar 2018
$66m
GROWTH EQUITY VC
Paul Noble
(CEO)Previously CEO at JN Bank UK and CCO at Tandem Bank.
Simon Allsop
(CFO)Previously a Group Capital Markets Director at OneSavings Bank and Charter Court Financial Services Group. Prior to that, they were an Associate Director at Fitch Ratings.
Julian Hynd
(COO & CIO)Previously CCO at Redwood Bank and COO at Shawbrook Bank.