Triodos Bank UK strengthens wellbeing lending team

Triodos Bank UK has bolstered its business lending team with the appointment of Scott Pamflett as a senior relationship manager, as it continues to grow its presence in the healthcare sector.

With 40 years in banking, Pamflett has experience working at Barclays and Santander, including a focus on supporting healthcare clients. He has worked with independent owner-managed businesses, larger regional or national groups, with acquisition, refinance, development finance and long-term growth strategies and financial solutions.

He joins the wellbeing team at Triodos, which supports organisations that are working with vulnerable people in society, from residential and nursing care homes to therapeutic children’s services and residential family centres. In 2025, the team approved over £100m in new lending, supporting 87 care homes and more than 1,300 adults, children and young people.

Pamflett will be based in the North West, supporting clients nationwide. ‘Those who rely on care services depend on stable, high-quality support, and resilient funding can be the difference between continuity of care and disruption,’ he said. ‘Joining Triodos Bank UK has given me the opportunity to use my skills and experience to work with projects that have an important, positive impact on the health and wellbeing of communities across the UK, including those with complex care needs.’

Recent healthcare lending by the bank includes a £21m loan to Fisher Care Group to support the purchase and development of two care homes in the North of England, and £12.3m to Beritaz Care to refinance existing debt and expand Robertson Nursing Home.

Mavric Webbstock, head of business lending for wellbeing at Triodos Bank UK, added: ‘At Triodos Bank UK, we finance organisations that are working for a world where everyone can thrive. Ensuring that access to high-quality care is available for all individuals at all stages of life is a key part of this and having Scott on the team will help us to grow our support for healthcare providers at a time when the sector is facing increasing pressure and demand for its services.’