District & County Investments (DCI) has relocated to a new office in North Liverpool as the business continues to grow and increase its lending activity.
The move reflects rising levels of deal flow and the need for a larger, more integrated working environment, supporting closer collaboration across origination, credit and operations and enabling faster, more coordinated execution.
The new space has been designed to support a high-performing, collaborative culture, bringing together origination, credit and operations to enhance decision-making and streamline deal delivery. As transaction volumes continue to rise, the office provides the capacity and flexibility required to support that momentum.
The investment also reflects a clear focus on attracting and retaining high-calibre talent. By creating a modern, performance-led environment, DCI is reinforcing its position as a progressive lender, committed to building a team capable of delivering consistently strong outcomes.
The move follows the recent appointment of Michael Clifford as Commercial Director, forming part of a broader strategy to invest in both leadership and infrastructure as the business continues to evolve.
By aligning its people, processes and environment, DCI is establishing a strong foundation for the next stage of its development, ensuring it remains well-positioned to support brokers and borrowers with speed, clarity and conviction.
Michael Clifford, Commercial Director at District & County Investments, said:
“This move is a significant step forward for the business. As we scale, our environment needs to match our ambition.
“As the business grows, it’s critical that we invest not just in our lending capability, but in the platform and people that sit behind it. This creates a more connected, high-performing environment where teams can work closely together, make decisions faster and deliver consistently strong outcomes.
“It gives us the platform to perform at a higher level and continue building a team that delivers, while also ensuring we have the capacity and infrastructure in place to support the next stage of our growth.”
