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Managing the end-to-end production of a national finance magazine, overseeing content strategy, budgets, contributors, and publication timelines. This includes designing the overall magazine (including cover), supplements, while also subediting columns. Please refer to the Articles tab for my written contributions.

Bridging & Commercial Magazine is a B2B publication for exclusive interviews, product updates, industry opinion/explainers and authoritative features for a specialist finance readership. This ranges from brokers and lenders, to solicitors, surveyors and finance marketeers.

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Bridging & Commercial Magazine—The Inspirational Issue

As we close out a landmark year in specialist finance, our final edition of 2025 celebrates the leaders shaping the industry’s future. Inside, our Exclusive, Market Financial Solutions explores how brokers must evolve in 2026 to meet increasingly complex investor demands and unlock fresh opportunities. We also revisit the iconic Power List Class of ’25, catching up with the standout figures who defined this year.

In The Cut, heavyweight marketing teams from OSB, Somo, MT Finance and MS Lending...
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Bridging & Commercial Magazine — The High Standards Issue

Six years ago, we asked if the specialist finance industry needed a bar. In The High Standards Issue, we return to that question—catching up with leaders from the likes of Octane Capital, Inspired Lending, BDLA, FIBA, and many more plus brokers to see what’s changed—and what more needs to be done. We explore the impact of the Certified Practitioner in Specialist Property Finance (CPSP) qualification, talk standards with industry figures including Tanya Elmaz at Together, Danny Waters and Duncan...
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Bridging & Commercial Magazine — The All About Planning Issue

The May/June 2025 issue of Bridging & Commercial Magazine explores the mounting pressures—and emerging possibilities—shaping the UK specialist property finance sector. Our cover story, SME Builders at Breaking Point – What’s Next?, features exclusive insight from a roundtable hosted with Close Brothers Property Finance, highlighting the real-world impact of rising build costs, planning delays, and shifting regulation. This issue also looks at how Donald Trump’s new tariffs could affect UK planni...
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Bridging & Commercial Magazine —The Trends and Data Issue

Bridging & Commercial Magazine has once again teamed up with EY to bring you exclusive UK Bridging Market insights. Packed with data-driven analysis, this issue is a must-read for anyone in the bridging finance industry. We cover everything from current loan books to the biggest challenges affecting the market this year, offering a comprehensive report that industry professionals can’t afford to miss.

This Trends and Data Issue is designed to give you a competitive edge. We’ve secured exclusive...
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Bridging & Commercial Magazine — The Power List 2025

It's the issue you've been waiting for. Dive into the Power List 2025, celebrating the standout deals shaping specialist finance. Discover the exclusive story of a prominent lender who bought back his company for a fraction of the price he sold it for—a tale of strategy and resilience. Inside, Simon Juniper shares his journey back to the industry as sales director at Reim Capital, revealing plans to transform their sales approach. Meanwhile, join Offa, the Islamic finance provider, in a roundtab...
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Bridging & Commercial Magazine — The Regional Lending Issue

It's officially festive season, and we're gifting you our most packed issue of B&C Magazine yet. In the Regional Lending Issue, we traipse through various postcodes in the UK to reveal the latest challenges and opportunities in the specialist finance market. Our cover story, 'Why do brokers still struggle outside of London?', explores the disconnect some brokers feel when dealing with mainstream lenders in local markets, and why setting up regional hubs is not the solution. We finalise our 'Moul...

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