Cornerstone Capital appoints broker relationship manager

Cornerstone Capital has appointed Nick Bradley as broker relationship manager.

Nick joins following a career of almost 40 years in banking and business, including 24 years as a business banking relationship manager with NatWest, working in the Midlands and South Wales.

His role at Cornerstone will include developing and maintaining partnerships with brokers, as well as expanding broker networks and supporting brokers with training.

Cornerstone Capital is a privately funded specialist bridging loan provider for property professionals. It is part of the Cornerstone Finance Group, which consists of commercial finance, mortgages, commercial insurance, wealth and protection.

Nick said: “I’m delighted to be joining Cornerstone Capital at an exciting time as the firm expands and grows. 

“Several former colleagues who welcomed me so warmly when I first moved to South Wales 20 years ago are also now at Cornerstone, and I’m looking forward to rejoining them.

“Strong relationships are vital within a team and they are also key to getting the best outcomes for clients. The fact that this approach is central to Cornerstone’s overall ethos is another reason I’m so pleased to be joining.”

Haydn Thomas, director of Cornerstone Capital, commented: “We are delighted to welcome Nick to Cornerstone Capital as our new broker relationship manager. His appointment represents a significant investment in our growth ambitions and our commitment to providing exceptional support to advisers and introducers.

“With decades of experience in commercial lending and relationship management, he brings a depth of knowledge, credibility and market insight. His understanding of how businesses and property investors access finance will be invaluable as we continue to expand our presence in the bridging finance market.

“Just as importantly, he shares our relationship-led approach and commitment to delivering outstanding service. We are excited about the expertise and experience he brings to the business."