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Nantwich firm Watts Commercial Finance marks 20 years


Watts Commercial Finance 20th Anniversary

Nantwich-based brokerage Watts Commercial Finance has celebrated its 20th anniversary at Combermere Abbey.

The company officially marked its anniversary by bringing together colleagues and lending partners to join in the celebrations.

Watts Commercial has grown into one of the UK’s leading independent commercial finance brokerages, now part of the Pivotal Group.

The company has been recognised with numerous accolades, including nine Business Moneyfacts Awards for Commercial Mortgage Introducer of the Year, multiple NACFB Commercial Broker Awards and several Bridging and Commercial Awards.

Managing Director Phil Gray said: “Celebrating 20 years of Watts Commercial is an incredibly proud moment.

“Our success has quite simply been achieved by our amazing people.

“Add to that the strength of the relationships we’ve built with our lenders, introducers and clients, and you have the perfect recipe for continued success.

“This milestone gave us the opportunity to celebrate with our incredible colleagues and lending partners, and to reflect on the people and relationships that have played such an important part in our journey over the past 20 years.

“We remain as ambitious and passionate about helping our clients as we were when the business began. Twenty years down, and we firmly believe the best is still to come.”

The celebration also raised funds for Watts Commercial’s charity partner, The Joshua Tree, which supports families affected by childhood cancers.

Watts Commercial Finance thanked Shawbrook Bank, Together, John Pass Jewellers, Hipswing Events, Combermere Abbey, Lionel Vinyl, A Million Dreams: The Greatest Shows Tribute Act and Uplit Event Hire for contributions to the anniversary celebration.



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