2024 Credit 500 unveiled
28 Feb 2024Thomas Parker, Shard Financial Media
Credit Strategy’s coveted list recognising excellence across credit and financial services sectors is unveiled for 2024.
Thomas Parker
Senior Journalist, covering the Credit Strategy and Turnaround, Restructuring & Insolvency News brands.
Thomas Parker
Senior Journalist, covering the Credit Strategy and Turnaround, Restructuring & Insolvency News brands.
The list pulls together leading figures from across the credit and financial services sector.
Announced earlier today (28 February) at Credit Strategy’s Parliamentary Reception at the Palace of Westminster, the index is broken down into several subsections:
- Alternative Lending
- Challenger & Neo Banks
- Commercial Finance
- Credit Cards
- Debt Purchase
- Influencers
- Knowledge & Professional Services
- Mortgages
- Motor Finance
- Retail Banks & Building Societies
- Telecoms
- Utilities
The index is based on external nominations, as well as an internal vetting process ensure each and every person put forward meet the following criteria:
- Shown a level of influence in their organisation or profession;
- Demonstrated best practice;
- Been recognised for their work;
- Helped educate their peers – whether this is through content contributions or speaking at conferences or webinars;
- Advocated the promotion of their profession.
Alongside being a part of this most exclusive of lists, members of the index from creditor companies will receive complimentary Premium Membership of Credit Strategy for a year. Other benefits include:
- Being able to raise their profile by authoring content for Credit Strategy;
- Priority invites to judging panels;
- Priority invites to present/speak at the industry’s largest broadcasts and in-person events;
- Access to the Knowledge Hub and our on-demand library;
- 25% discount on conference passes;
- 50% discount on award entries.
To see the full Credit 500 index, click here.
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