With the festive period approaching, we want to ensure all clients have clear visibility of our Christmas and New Year operating hours. 

If you require support, funding requests, or assistance with your facility over the Christmas & New Year period, our team will be available during the times listed below.

At Peak Cashflow, continuity and reliability remain central to the service we provide, even during the festive period.

Please take note of the amended office hours and payment request cut-off times to help you plan ahead.

Christmas & New Year Opening Hours: 

Tuesday 23rd December

Office: Usual hours
Payment requests: Normal cut-off 11:15am

Wednesday 24th December
Office: Closes 11:45am
Payment requests: Cut-off 10:30am

Thursday 25th December
Office: Closed
Payment requests: Closed

Friday 26th December
Office: Closed
Payment requests: Closed

Monday 29th December
Office: Closes 11:45am
Payment requests: Cut-off 11:15am

Tuesday 30th December
Office: Closes 11:45am
Payment requests: Cut-off 11:15am

Wednesday 31st December
Office: Closes 11:45am
Payment requests: Cut-off 10:30am

Thursday 1st January
Office: Closed
Payment requests: Closed

Friday 2nd January 2026
Office: Usual hours resume
Payment requests: Cut-off 11:15am

Thank you for your continued trust in Peak Cashflow. 

On behalf of the entire team, we wish you a very Merry Christmas and a prosperous New Year. 

If you need support with your facility or have any questions ahead of the break, please get in touch.

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Pete is based at our Birmingham office in the Jewellery Quarter. Pete spent 10 years working in the mid-market banking sector in both London and the West Midlands. In 1999, he left the banking environment to work in the invoice finance sector, progressing to Director of a medium-sized listed provider. Pete’s responsibilities include: New business acquisition • Underwriting and client management across a wide portfolio • Client care and maintaining the highest service levels within the industry.

Peter Stanton