SALFORD QUAYS, U.K. - TelAve -- Greenwood Capital, a UK business finance broker, has relocated its headquarters to MediaCityUK in Salford, citing strong demand from Northern businesses and the region's accelerating economic growth. The move, completed in January 2026, brings the firm closer to its growing base of SME clients across Greater Manchester and the wider North West.

Greenwood Capital works with UK businesses to arrange funding across secured and unsecured business loans, asset finance, invoice
finance, hire purchase, and commercial mortgages. The firm operates as an independent broker, working across a panel of lenders to
match businesses with the right funding for their situation, whether that is a fast unsecured facility for working capital or a structured deal backed by property or business assets.

James Arbon, Director of Greenwood Capital (https://greenwoodcapital.co.uk/), said: "Manchester has a real buzz to it right now. The rate of economic growth, the

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volume of development and commerce happening across the city - it felt like the right environment to grow a business. We've been
made to feel at home immediately."

The relocation reflects a broader shift in the UK professional services sector, with a growing number of finance and advisory firms
choosing to establish or expand their presence in Greater Manchester rather than remaining anchored to London. MediaCityUK in
particular has attracted businesses across media, technology, and financial services, drawn by the quality of the workspace,
transport links, and access to talent across the North West.

For Greenwood Capital, the move is also a practical one. A significant portion of the firm's clients are businesses based in the
North of England, spanning manufacturing, construction, logistics, hospitality, and professional services. Being based in
Manchester allows the team to be closer to those clients and better placed to understand the specific challenges businesses in the

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region are facing.

James Arbon added: "Access to finance is one of the most common barriers we see holding Northern businesses back. The demand is
there, the trading performance is there, but businesses don't always know what options are available to them or how to approach
lenders effectively. That's where we come in."

Greenwood Capital works with businesses across the UK, with a particular focus on SMEs seeking fast access to finance for growth,
investment, and cash flow management.

More information is available at https://greenwoodcapital.co.uk