Hope Capital expands BDM team in growth drive
Hope Capital has announced plans to double its loan book this year as it appoints a BDM for Midlands and the North.
Joining from his role as a BDM with Dragonfly, Dan Parry has worked in financial services for 17 years as a BDM and as an independent financial adviser in the pensions sector. In his new position at Hope Capital, he will be working towards developing new business in the regions.
Dan's appointment is part of a wider expansion of Hope Capital which also recently saw the recruitment of Sanjay Patel as a BDM for the Midlands at the beginning of the year. Hope’s ambitious expansion plans include doubling its loan book and growing staff numbers by a third to 15 people, both by year end.
Commenting on his new position, Dan said: “I am looking forward to helping to grow Hope Capital’s outstanding service and product proposition still further. I have been in the market for a long time and I know that my broker contacts will welcome what Hope Capital has to offer with its unrivalled levels of service.”
Jonathan Sealey, chief executive office of Hope Capital, added: “Dan is a well known and well liked BDM in the Midlands and the North and his appointment is a real coup for Hope Capital. Dan has an extensive network of contacts and I am confident that he will continue the excellent service standards that Hope Capital is well known for, attracting yet more high quality bridging brokers to use Hope Capital.
“We are going to increase the size of Hope Capital still further to keep up with the growing demand that we are seeing for quality bridging lending. In addition to Dan’s appointment, we are about to take on a redemptions manager who is due to start in early June. These new appointments ensure we continue to outstrip the market in terms of growth and help us to achieve our ambitious expansion plans.”
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