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Bradley Lay

Founder
Peak Capital Group
Bradley Lay is a Global Speaker and Business Investor.

Beginning his career as a finance professional in the corporate world, he started with Morgan Stanley, before joining a £12m revenue construction business which he helped grow to £150m and successfully exit.

As a result of the last two decades of hard work, he worked his way to the position of Group CFO.

Fuelled by a desire to help others learn this “secret”, Bradley took to the stage to maximise outreach, with the goal of reaching as many business owners within the construction sector as possible, in showing them how they can create a life-changing capital event through a business sale that gives them true financial wealth and life freedom.

Bradley says that he feels blessed to have started to build a reputation as a highly sought after speaker, mentor and business investor. His investments through his own private equity, Peak Capital Group, when acquiring businesses are simple, pain-free and collaborative within the construction industry, which has so far created several millionaires to date and counting!

Media Coverage

The Independent

What does good financial health mean? The key metrics for a check up

From debts and pensions to savings and insurnace, the personal finance questions to address as we go into a new year

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London Tech News

‘RIP Twitter’ Facebook launches a new rival which will be linked to Instagram

This comes as Twitter users are now rejecting the social media app after changes were made that limits the number of tweets people are allowed

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IFA Magazine

UK labour market data - “first fall in the number of payrolled employees for over two years is a red flag” - reaction

Following the publication of the latest UK labour market data this morning, advisers and other industry experts have been sharing their thoughts with free PR pl

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IFA Magazine

GDP Q1 data - “It’s more a question of how long we have left rather than how well we’re doing” - reaction from small businesses

Following this morning’s GDP data, which showed GDP fell by 0.3% in March 2023, after showing no growth in February 2023, and grew by 0.1% in the three month

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People Management

Government’s IR35 consultation: what do employers need to know?

With HMRC considering more changes to off-payroll legislation, People Management asks legal and tax experts which issues this could solve and what will likely remain unaddressed

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Punchline Gloucester

16 per cent rise in insolvency stats for march 2023 | Punchline

Warning of spiral effect for business as new data lands.

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IFA Magazine

March insolvency data “paints a bleak and ominous picture of the economic landscape” – reaction from business finance experts

Following the March company and individual insolvency statistics published by The Insolvency Service this morning, financial industry experts have commented.

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IFA Magazine

US CPI lower than expected at 5% - could allow “Bank of England to start reversing recent rate hikes” - reaction

Following the US inflation data published earlier, free PR platform Newspage, has collected the thoughts of brokers and advisers and has shared them with IFA M

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Financial Reporter

Could falling US inflation allow the Bank of England to start reversing recent rate hikes?

The Office for Budget Responsibility predicts that UK inflation will fall to 2.9% by the end of 2023.

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IFA Magazine

Supplement or substitute - How do advisers view ChatGPT’s potential impact on financial services?

AI technology is without doubt the future we are heading towards. However, what that future looks like is still unclear. How will AI be used? Will it repl

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The Intermediary - Latest UK mortgage news

Credit Suisse acquisition by UBS “may be a saving grace for UK borrowers” - The Intermediary - Latest UK mortgage news

Following the UBS acquisition of Credit Suisse, many are suggesting that the Bank of England may hold rates this week.

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