Asset Finance & Leasing Recruitment

Specialist recruitment for the asset finance and leasing industry

Asset Finance & Leasing has been at the heart of Hunter Reid’s recruitment business since 2002. Our experience, relationships and understanding of this specialist market enable us to support both employers looking for exceptional talent and candidates considering their next career move.

Asset finance roles we recruit

We recruit across the full range of functions within asset finance and leasing businesses, including sales and business development, relationship management, credit and risk, asset management, operations and sales support, collections and recoveries, finance, legal, and senior management and executive leadership.

Whether you are building a team, making a senior appointment or looking for your next opportunity, our knowledge extends across front, middle and back-office functions.

Specialist asset finance markets

Our experience covers both hard and soft asset finance, including agricultural and agricultural equipment finance, construction equipment, commercial vehicles, materials handling, manufacturing equipment, healthcare, IT and technology, print and office equipment, telecoms, vendor finance and captive or in-house finance.

We work with banks and banking groups, independent funders, vendor finance businesses, manufacturers and captives, technology resellers and specialist finance providers.

UK and European asset finance recruitment

Our core geographical market is the UK, but our network extends considerably further. We have successfully completed recruitment assignments across 13 countries in Europe.

That breadth gives us access not only to candidates actively considering a move, but to experienced professionals developed through more than two decades of relationships within the sector.

Recruitment built around “no surprises”

We believe successful recruitment depends on understanding both sides of an appointment. For employers, that means understanding the experience, capabilities and personality required, as well as the realities and challenges of the role. For candidates, it means understanding your experience, motivation and ambitions so that the opportunities we discuss genuinely make sense for you.

The objective is simple: no surprises.

If you’re looking to recruit within asset finance and leasing, or you’re considering your next career move, we’d be delighted to talk.

Active jobs

Business Development Manager - IT Asset Disposition (ITAD)

UK
Northamptonshire
c£50,000 basic plus benefits and bonus
If you're looking for your next step in ITAD, this is a great opportunity to shape an enhanced proposition in an established brand. Huge growth plans and a chance to be there at the start.

Recoveries Manager

Berkshire
Berkshire
Competitive Basic Salary plus excellent benefits
Exciting opportunity to join leading multi-national asset finance funder. Hands-on recoveries role working across hard and soft asset portfolios.

Senior Relationship Director (Asset Finance)

North of England (flexible)
North Yorkshire
Highly Competitive basic plus up to 100% bonus
Multiple opportunities to join rapidly growing and award winning asset finance funder as they continue to establish themselves as a key funder in the sector.

Senior Area Manager - Office Equipment and Specialist Technology

National
Buckinghamshire
£75,000 basic salary +£15,000 bonus + company car + benefits
Great opportunity to join the market-leading Tier 1 leasing division of a globally recognised banking group looking to hire a Senior Area Manager with a focus on the office equipment and specialist technology sectors.

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