Interlease inducted into the Capital Finance ‘Hall of Fame’
At the annual Capital Finance awards dinner held at Crown in Melbourne on 15 July and hosted by Sam Kekovich, finance brokers and introducers from around Australia witnessed Interlease inducted into the newly created 'Hall of Fame'.
Capital Finance Australia Limited is a subsidiary of Lloyds TSB, a major global financial institution, with Capital Finance operating as a financier of plant and equipment in the Australian market since 1995.
As the only member of the Hall of Fame, Interlease was recognised in front of an audience of some 500 guests by Mr. Craig Edwards, Director Business Finance for it’s long standing support, volume achievements and co-operation at all levels, to ensure a mutually beneficial commercial alliance.
It was a tremendous thrill for the Interlease Board to accept this award, not only on behalf of all our staff, but also our supporting clients and suppliers who have contributed to our ongoing success.
Developing and maintaining significant and personal financier relationships has always been a strong part of the Interlease agenda and to be recognised for these efforts was a great reward for all.
Interlease Directors
Andrew Sutherland, Andrew Russell, Ken Richards and Rod Toomey (Gary Wilkie absent at time of photo)
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