When Did Paragon Become A Bank?
We started our strategic shift from a monoline lender to a diversified, specialty bank in 2014, and we are still on this path today.
Which Bank Owns Paragon?
Information of a General Nature: Paragon Bank is a subsidiary of the Paragon Group, which is listed on the FTSE 250.
Who Owns Paragon Group UK?
Since 1998, Patrick Crean has been Paragon’s principal shareholder and Group CEO. Prior to that, he was Adare Group’s Group COO and Clondalkin Group’s various positions during the 1980s.
Is Paragon Bank Regulated?
We adhere to the FLA Lending Code, are a part of the Finance and Leasing Association (FLA), and are governed by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA).
Is Paragon Bank Affiliated To Any Other Bank?
Because Paragon does not share its license with any other brand, any savings that are held can be managed within the FSCS Limit, and Paragon will notify you of that limit each year.
Who Runs Paragon?
The Paragon Banking Group is a public company that was founded in 1985. Its headquarters are in Solihull, West Midlands, UK. Its most important people are Fiona Clutterbuck, who is the chairman, and Nigel Terrington, who is the CEO.
How Old Is Paragon Bank?
We joined the FTSE 250 in 1985 and have a long and successful history.
Where Is Paragon Bank From?
We operate from offices and locations all over the United Kingdom, with our headquarters in Solihull in the West Midlands.
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