Oblix strengthens team with two new BDMs
London-based specialist lender, Oblix Capital, has announced that it has bolstered its sales team with the addition of two new BDMs who will cover London and the South.
"Acquiring two individuals that are well respected in the industry will make it that much easier to hit the ground running"
Both BDMs will be entirely focused on increasing growth and relationships with intermediary partners. The announcement follows a series of recent good news stories from the bridging and development specialist’s, including record lending volumes in March.
Andrew Keehner has joined as the BDM for London and the South East, having held similar positions at United Trust Bank and Positive lending. With over 20 years’ experience, Andrew is an expert within the specialist finance, bridging and mortgage sectors and will be reporting into Oblix’s Sales Director, Andy Reid.
The second appointment sees ex Aldermore BDM, Paul Ragbourne join as Oblix Capital’s BDM for the South. Paul has over 35 years’ experience in commercial bridging and lending, and just like Keehner, he will be also reporting into Sales Director, Andy Reid.
Andy said: “Both Andrew and Paul bring a huge wealth of expertise and experience to the business and will be absolutely instrumental in responding to the growing demand in London and the South. Acquiring two individuals that are well respected in the industry will make it that much easier to hit the ground running and I have every confidence they will instantly contribute to the continual growth of our business."
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