
Director & CEO
Endrit Beqaj
- Credit judgement
- Facility structuring
- Completion ownership
Endrit Beqaj is a financial-services executive with senior experience across factoring, receivables finance, banking, credit and risk. His earlier career at Tirana Bank, during its ownership by Piraeus Bank, established a rigorous foundation in retail and corporate banking, credit analysis and evidence-led decision-making.
Security · time · exit
Workable on these figures
- 01Evidence the security65% loan-to-valueWithin 70%
- 02Allow enough timeExit in Month 9 of 12 months3 months spare
- 03Define the exitRepaid by a documented routeA sale
65% loan-to-value, exit by a sale in month 9 of a 12-month term: all three tests pass on these figures.
Illustrative only: a 70% loan-to-value reference and a three-month margin before the term ends, as our guides recommend. Bridging finance is secured against property.
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About Endrit Beqaj
As Director & CEO of Cashbook Finance, and CEO of Tirana Factoring & Lease, Endrit brings commercial leadership and underwriting judgement into the same room. He considers facility structure, debtor quality, concentration, security, leverage, conditions and repayment as one connected decision – not a sequence of disconnected checks.
Endrit holds an Executive MBA in Finance from the University of Sheffield and a CeMAP 3 qualification from LIBF. His approach is disciplined and practical: establish the real constraint early, test appetite against evidence and define precisely what must happen for a case to progress.
At Cashbook Finance, Endrit keeps senior judgement close to clients and advisers. That creates clearer decisions, faster resolution of issues and direct ownership from initial assessment through documentation, completion and ongoing facility performance.
Professional record
- Current leadership
- Director & CEO, Cashbook FinanceHe also serves as CEO of Tirana Factoring & Lease.
- Core disciplines
- Invoice finance, factoring and credit riskRetail and corporate banking, credit analysis, risk and business development.
- Education
- Executive MBA in FinanceThe University of Sheffield, United Kingdom.
- Professional qualification
- CeMAP 3, LIBFQualification issued in 2025.
Working principleDecisions should be commercially clear, evidence-led and owned by the person speaking with the client.
At Cashbook Finance
Focus at Cashbook
At Cashbook, Endrit oversees the credit judgement and commercial discipline behind each proposal. Receivables quality or property security, the purpose of the funding, serviceability and the credibility of the repayment route are considered together rather than as isolated checklist items.
Keeping senior decision-making close to clients and advisers allows issues to be identified early, expectations to be set clearly and viable cases to progress without unnecessary layers of approval.
Credit and structure
Turn the commercial need into a workable facility
Balances invoice quality, debtor concentration, property security, leverage and repayment evidence to identify a structure that can genuinely complete.
Execution and completion
Keep ownership through the difficult details
Coordinates evidence, conditions and decision points so clients and introducers know exactly what is required and who is accountable for the next step.
Role focus
Leadership, structure and operating discipline
These responsibilities show how facility structure, decision oversight and operating discipline are owned within Cashbook Finance.
- 01
Facility structure
Keep the funding structure aligned to the asset, evidence, risk controls and repayment route.
- 02
Decision oversight
Ensure urgency or growth does not replace underwriting evidence.
- 03
Operations
Maintain clear ownership of onboarding, monitoring and facility performance.
Relevant decision guides
Continue with the underlying evidence.
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