The National Credit Awards 2023 are now open to entries from firms operating across the UK credit space.
Winners across 30 categories are to be announced at a ceremony at the Waldorf Hilton, London, on 19 October 2023.
Back for their third year in 2023, the annual National Credit Awards, hosted by MoneyAge, look to honour the outstanding professionals and firms in the many varied fields of the credit industry.
Last year’s ceremony was hosted by comedian Hal Cruttenden and just as in 2022, these awards will recognise, celebrate, and promote best practice to support continuing development, and also contribute towards raising the standards within the credit space.
The awards are free to enter and the deadline for entries is 23 June 2023. To find out more about this year’s National Credit Awards, visit here.
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