Asset Advantage strengthens sales and credit operations team
Phoebe has held previous asset finance roles at Shawbrook Bank and BNP Paribas.
Asset Advantage has strengthened its sales and credit teams with the appointment of Phoebe Dilly to the role of sales support and credit administrator.
Phoebe joins the SME funding provider with experience from across the asset finance sector. She joins from Aldermore Bank, where she served as a customer service adviser within its asset finance team – supporting both customer and broker enquiries. Prior to that, Phoebe worked for French multinational bank BNP Paribas as an administrator within its collections team.
In her new role at Asset Advantage, Phoebe will be working with both the sales and credit teams to support the smooth progression of funding applications, overseeing documentation and credit checks, as well as providing administrative support throughout the underwriting process.
Phoebe will help to ensure applications are processed efficiently, documentation requirements are met and both customers and broker partners receive a seamless service from application through to payout.
Speaking on her appointment, Phoebe said: “I am delighted to have joined Asset Advantage and consider myself lucky to be welcomed in by such a great and supportive team. I hope to develop my skills here to further my career with Asset Advantage and I am excited to be part of the company's growth.”
Gary Thompson, sales director at Asset Advantage, added: “Sales support and credit administration are vital to ensuring we deliver the responsive, efficient service our broker partners and customers expect. As the business continues to grow in line with rising demand, Phoebe’s enthusiasm and experience will make her a valuable addition to our team. We are thrilled to have her on board.”
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