Bath-headquartered specialist funder Time Finance has boosted its invoice finance team with the arrival of Jamie O’Neill as business development manager. Jamie, pictured, joins with more than 17 years’ industry experience, his most recent role being business development director at Surrey-headquartered invoice finance firm IGF. He previously worked at Breal Zeta CF, ABN AMRO Commercial Finance, Aldermore and RBS, during which he developed an impressive portfolio of invoice finance sales, including the ability to structure more complex asset-based lending deals. In his new role at Time Finance, which provides asset, loan and invoice finance products to more than 10,000 small and medium-sized enterprises across the UK, Jamie will be responsible for building and maintaining his existing portfolio of introducers across London and the South, as well as helping support SMEs across the region seeking invoice finance solutions. Jamie said: “I am excited to be joining Time Finance as they get underway with their ambitious plans for 2025. They have a growing presence across the South of England and I am delighted to be part of a forward-thinking team dedicated to helping businesses unlock their potential through invoice finance.” Jamie’s appointment is the latest in a string of appointments at Time Finance over recent months. It recently welcomed Gregg Hussey as head of risk and promoted Mike Freebury to head of sales for Wales and the South West to further invest in its Invoice Finance offering, people and customer service. Time Finance head of invoice sales (South) Adrian Payne said: “We are thrilled to have Jamie join our sales team, especially with nearly two decades of invoice finance and ABL experience, which will be instrumental in delivering our ambitious growth plans this year. “As we look to expand the presence of Time Finance across London and the South East, Jamie will be a vital component in helping us to provide the financial support SMEs across the region are needing to grow their businesses in these challenging economic times.” 
