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Salad strengthens the financial well-being of people shut out of mainstream finance by providing ethical, transparent, award‑winning credit solutions. Through fair, affordable loans, they help break the cycle of high‑cost borrowing and support lasting financial stability for more people.
13th August 2026
Update 13 August 2026 We’re pleased to announce that the Salad bond offer, having surpassed its original £800,000 target, will remain open until 8th October 2026. This extension of the offer reflects the ongoing interest from investors and will enable more investors to come on board to support vulnerable families at a time when help is needed most. The bond offer has a maximum raise amount of £2 million, and with demand for their services continuing to grow, the team at Salad hope to continue to raise toward that target. All funds invested will be used directly to offer more loans to people who need them at a fair rate, helping them avoid high-interest lenders and improving their quality of life. The terms of the bond remain unchanged, and this will not impact existing investors in the bond offer. SALAD draws down the raised funds approximately every £100,000. As interest begins accruing from the date of each drawdown, the interest accrual period is not affected by the extension. Thank you again for supporting fair and affordable finance for all.
Salad Finance Ltd
Company number : 11006249
London, UK
Incorporation date: 10 October 2017
Support financial well-being by helping people with low or no credit scores to obtain fair, affordable loans.
Improve lives by helping people access finance that saves them money and eases the stress of financial insecurity.
Promote financial well-being by giving people the tools they need to improve their financial situation and increase their future stability.
Target financial returns: Investments offer a potential 8% return, with the option to invest within an IF ISA for tax-free returns*.

Your investment will support SALAD to provide fair and affordable loans to more customers; here's how:

SALAD is determined to build on this successful model and this bond offer will help them fund the next phase of their lending: https://www.saladmoney.co.uk/

Chief Executive Officer
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Chief Risk Officer
Emmett has over twenty years’ experience working in consumer credit principally serving the credit excluded within a start-up or innovation environment. He has risk management, commercial and regulatory knowledge encompassing loans, credit cards and retail finance. Previous roles include Senior Credit Risk Manager at Vanquis, Head of Credit Risk at Close Brothers Retail Finance (acquired by Klarna in 2017) and Head of Personal Loans at NewDay. He holds a MSc from Lancaster University and a BSc from Southampton University.

Chief Financial Officer
Phillip has eighteen years’ experience working in FCA-regulated firms. He has broad financial services knowledge encompassing asset management, wealth management, fintech and lending. Previous roles include Head of Funds at Funding Circle and Finance Director at Pemberton Asset Management. He is a Fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England & Wales and holds a MA from Oxford University.

Chair
Alex Marsh has extensive leadership and board experience in the banking, payments and fintech sectors, with a portfolio spanning board advisory, strategy consulting and NED roles. He is currently serving as an independent non-executive director for the Centre for Finance, Innovation and Technology (CFIT) with the mission to champion fintech in the UK, building on his previous role as the UK CEO of Klarna where he oversaw growth to in excess of 18 million consumers. Prior to this he spent 10 years in leadership roles at Close Brothers, the UK merchant banking group, across SME and consumer lending. Alex is a Chartered Accountant and has a strong commitment to social impact, having co-founded Charterpath to help connect non-profits with volunteer financial skills, and acting as an industry advisor to The 93% Club, a charity levelling the playing field for young people from state school backgrounds.

Chief Data Officer
Bernard is Chief Data Officer and brings extensive experience in building decision science risk models, joining Salad Money after nearly eight years with Funding Circle UK where he was Global Head of Decision Science. His career has included stints in France, the USA and the UK. After studying engineering in Paris, de Barbeyrac moved to Capital One where he became a Senior Risk Analyst.

Chief Technology Officer
Terry has over 30 years’ experience in delivering enterprise level software applications. For the last 20 years he has owned a bespoke software development company and managed numerous high profile I.T. projects such as Cable & Wireless’s European billing system, FedEx’s UK web presence, a booking system for Clear Channel’s out-of-home digital advertising screens and for the last 5 years has helped design and build the Salad Money application platform. A Microsoft specialist, he has held most of their premium qualifications over the years – Microsoft Certified Solutions Developer, Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer and Microsoft Certified Database Administrator and has been instrumental in moving Salad to a serverless infrastructure based on the Microsoft Azure platform.

Chief Operations Officer

Chief Strategy Officer
Craig has over 30 years’ experience in investment, as a portfolio manager in the City, as co-founder of a family business, head of social investment for the Francis Scott Trust and most recently at one of Salad’s investors - Fair4All Finance. There he was responsible for managing investments and partnering with mainstream finance with the aim of attracting investment capital to community finance providers. Craig has wide-ranging experience in social investment, business strategy, finance & accounting, analysis and of running businesses and charities.

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Interest will accrue from the issue date of the Bonds. Payments will be made annually with the first payment falling in 2026.
You should expect to hold the Bonds for the 3 year term. The Bonds are transferable which means technically they can be sold to a willing buyer. However, the Bonds will not be listed on a formal exchange, and there is no guarantee that you will be able to find a buyer nor the price they might be willing to pay.
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