Castle Trust Bank appoints new regional account manager
Castle Trust Bank has strengthened its BDM team with the recruitment of Sammi Gilbank as a regional account manager for the South West and Wales.
"I’m looking forward to working closely with brokers in the South West and Wales on structuring loans, delivering terms and raising awareness of propositions like bridge-to-let."
Sammi joins from Hampshire Trust Bank where she was national key account manager. She started her career at The Buy to Let Business as a mortgage adviser and has subsequently held roles for Linx FS and Interbay, before moving to Hampshire Trust.
Rob Oliver, sales director at Castle Trust Bank, said: “We are delighted that Sammi has joined Castle Trust Bank to help us strengthen our sales team and grow our business by working with brokers in the South West and Wales. Sammi has a powerful combination of experience, having worked as both a lender and a broker, so will be well placed to help identify and deliver the most effective finance solutions for landlord clients. She is a great hire.”
Sammi Gilbank added: “Castle Trust Bank has a strong reputation for providing brokers with a unique combination of flexibility and certainty and delivering innovative solutions to help property investors achieve their objectives. I’m looking forward to working closely with brokers in the South West and Wales on structuring loans, delivering terms and raising awareness of propositions like bridge-to-let.”
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