George Cranmer - Director
In the early nineties George Cranmer founded George Cranmer Associates (GCA) to act as agent for his business partners in the U.S.A. He induced these “risk mitigation” experts to invest in the UK to control the costs of obsolescence. The success of this new funding solution enabled GCA to assemble, managed and re-marketed equipment portfolios exceeding £200 million.
In 1998, in recognition of the need for a more efficient risk transfer model George Cranmer established Cranmer Lawrence & Company Ltd in conjunction with a global insurer to provide a more efficient less costly form of Residual Value Insurance (RVI).
This enabled UK Blue Chips and SMEs to enjoy the benefits of a fully compliant operating lease structure based on GCA’s four pillars of expertise:
More recently CLC has opened new markets in employee benefits, alternative energy, private investment funds and expanded its markets in the Statutory Bodies and SME markets.
In the early nineties George Cranmer founded George Cranmer Associates (GCA) to act as agent for his business partners in the U.S.A. He induced these “risk mitigation” experts to invest in the UK to control the costs of obsolescence. The success of this new funding solution enabled GCA to assemble, managed and re-marketed equipment portfolios exceeding £200 million.
In 1998, in recognition of the need for a more efficient risk transfer model George Cranmer established Cranmer Lawrence & Company Ltd in conjunction with a global insurer to provide a more efficient less costly form of Residual Value Insurance (RVI).
This enabled UK Blue Chips and SMEs to enjoy the benefits of a fully compliant operating lease structure based on GCA’s four pillars of expertise:
- Exceptional asset management
- Ability to assume genuine asset risk
- Cutting edge management systems and
- Total focus on customer service
More recently CLC has opened new markets in employee benefits, alternative energy, private investment funds and expanded its markets in the Statutory Bodies and SME markets.