"We’re incredibly excited to extend our offering to the healthcare, professional services, and food & drink sectors and we look forward to working with organisations within them."
- Scott McKerracher, head of commercial at The Cumberland
The Cumberland Building Society has expanded its commercial offering to cater to a range of new sectors as it looks to support businesses across the North of England and Scotland.
With more than 20 years' experience in supporting businesses in the hospitality sector, The Cumberland is now expanding its operations to serve the healthcare, professional services, and food & drink sectors.
The Cumberland will provide services including mortgages, current accounts, and business savings accounts to these new sectors.
By expanding its commercial offering, The Cumberland will assist a broader range of businesses across its core areas of Cumbria and North West England, the North East of England, Scotland and Yorkshire.
The Cumberland’s expansion into new sectors opens its services to a broad range of business types, including care home operators, dentistry practices, veterinary practices and children’s nurseries under the healthcare category.
Accountants, solicitors, and surveyors from the professional services sector, and food and drink manufacturers, retailers, and wholesalers, will also be able to benefit from the services provided by The Cumberland.
Scott McKerracher, head of commercial at The Cumberland, said: “At The Cumberland we believe in responsible banking that puts people first. This approach has served us well for more than 170 years and so it’s great that we can now roll this out into new sectors.
“It is a natural progression for us to expand into different sectors, enabling us to extend our Kinder Banking approach to a wider range of businesses, offering them not just the financial services they need, but also a human touch which will help guide them moving forward.
“We’re incredibly excited to extend our offering to the healthcare, professional services, and food & drink sectors and we look forward to working with organisations within them.”
