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Together, with over 80 years’ experience between them, Robert Sydner and Claire Newell have turned Sydner-Newell into a household name within the finance industry.
Using their shared experience, in 2001 the Sydner-Newell group was founded. It has since grown to operate in over 18 countries with offices based in 5 continents. Sydner-Newell provides bespoke and flexible financing options that helps companies grow rapidly and efficiently.
Financing small to mid-cap clients, typically in the range of $100K - $10m USD - Sydner-Newell understands your needs, and your markets. Together, we can help your business grow.
Sydner-Newell are privately owned, so our biggest interest is you, our customer.
OUR TEAM
Robert Sydner
robert.sydner@sydner-newell.com
Claire Newell
claire.newell@sydner-newell.com
Alexei Kuznetsov
alexei.kuznetsov@sydner-newell.com
David Alcolmbe
david.alcolmbe@sydner-newell.com
John Willis
john.willis@sydner-newell.com
Graham Pierce
graham.pierce@sydner-newell.com
Simon Hirst
simon.hirst@sydner-newell.com
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