Bridging lender recruits specifically for Wales and the West
FSA regulated, award winning lender, Masthaven has successfully recruited new Business Development Manager Richard Angell.
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Sales and Marketing Director, Richard Deacon said:
"Wales and the West is a very important geographical area to us at Masthaven. I have covered that patch myself this last couple of years and there are some tremendous introducers, packagers and intermediaries within it. Such is their ability to produce volume quality business, we decided it a necessity to specifically recruit someone who can manage their business levels and relationship needs.
"With Richard’s professional background and fantastic work ethic I am positive he will be able to exceed the high expectations required of him”
Richard Angell commented:
“I am delighted to become the latest recruit to the award winning team at Masthaven, who have an excellent reputation for honesty, integrity and transparency. Recent figures show that Bridging Finance lending will exceed £1Billion this year and the need for FSA regulated Bridging Lenders, such as Masthaven is more important than ever.
"I am looking forward to meeting all brokers, introducer’s and packagers in Wales, South West and the West Midlands so that bridging finance becomes a successful part of their product portfolio.”
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