Salad Money
About Salad Money
Salad Money provides personal loans to individuals by using open banking data and affordability assessments instead of traditional credit scores. The company offers credit ranging from £300 to £1,500 and utilises payment technology for loan repayments. Recent coverage has focused on senior leadership appointments and the expansion of open banking partnerships to support ethical lending practices.
FF News has published 13 stories featuring Salad Money since 2023, most recently "Salad Becomes First Retail Lender to Receive King’s Award for Enterprise in 60-Year History" (12 October 2026).
Latest Salad Money news
- Salad Becomes First Retail Lender to Receive King’s Award for Enterprise in 60-Year History 12 October 2026 Merchants Eye
- Salad CEO Alex Marsh Tackles Financial Exclusion as 41% of UK Adults Face Money Anxiety 24 June 2026 Merchants Eye
- Major Banks Give Helping Hand to People Experiencing Homelessness as New Financial Inclusion Strategy Launches 5 November 2025
- Ex-Klarna UK CEO Alex Marsh Appointed CEO of Fintech Lender Salad Group 12 October 2025
- Salad Appoints Robin Maxe as Chief Operating Officer 24 September 2025
- Community Lending Fintech Salad Appoints Craig Pennington as Chief Strategy Officer 13 July 2025
- Ceniarth Increases Impact Investment in Ethical Lending Fintech, Salad 29 May 2025
- Payit™ by NatWest Provides Salad Money with a Simple and Safe Way for Their Customers to Make Loan Repayments 19 February 2025
- Alex Marsh Appointed Chair of Salad Money 20 December 2024
- Rupert MacInnes, Former UK General Counsel and Head of Legal, Compliance at Capital One, Joins Board of Open Banking Pioneer, Salad Money 27 June 2024
- Salad Money partners with D•One for Open Banking Services Further expansion into open banking for The ClearScore Group 3 January 2024
- Former Head of Klarna UK, Alex Marsh Joins Salad Money's Board 1 December 2023
- Juicy Facts, Soothing Voices and Awkward Questions at Lending 3.0 11 April 2023