Butterfield Mortgages strengthens team with new relationship manager
Ashley Titley joins the prime mortgage lender as a new relationship manager having spent almost a decade in the mortgage and lending sectors.
"We pride ourselves on delivering an exceptional service to brokers and their high-net-worth clients. That’s only possible with the right people, and Ashley will undoubtedly fit with our ethos of going above and beyond"
- David Gwyther - Butterfield Mortgages
Butterfield Mortgages has announced that it has appointed Ashley Titley as a new relationship manager.
Titley has worked in the property and mortgage industries for almost 10 years, operating as a specialist mortgage advisor for the past five years. He began his journey in the sector as a trainee mortgage advisor at his hometown’s local estate agency, before completing a CeMap qualification and becoming an independent mortgage broker.
Titley (pictured) said: “I'm delighted to be joining Butterfield Mortgages at an exciting time for the business. Whether it’s a new purchase or a remortgage, a residential or buy-to-let application, I take pride in offering brokers and their clients a great customer journey from the mortgage application right through to completion.
"I look forward to using my experience and skills to contribute to the relationship management team in the months and years ahead.”
David Gwyther, Butterfield Mortgages’ Business Development Director, added: “We pride ourselves on delivering an exceptional service to brokers and their high-net-worth clients. That’s only possible with the right people, and Ashley will undoubtedly fit with our ethos of going above and beyond.
“He brings a wealth of experience to our team, having spent almost a decade in the mortgage and lending sectors – this includes handling cases for portfolio landlords and more complex clients, making him the perfect fit for our tailored and flexible approach to lending.”
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