Foundation Home Loans appoints Pete Ball as new CEO
Pete Ball has served as CEO of Together Personal Finance since 2016.

Foundation Home Loans has appointed Pete Ball as its new CEO, succeeding Hans Geberbauer who is retiring from the firm.
Pete has over 30 years’ experience working within the financial services sector. He has served as CEO of Together Personal Finance since 2016 and, prior to that, held the roles of CEO of Harrods Bank and commercial director at Virgin Money. Pete is expected to take up his new role in Q2 2024 and Hans Geberbauer will continue as CEO until then.
Jon Locke, chairman of Foundation Home Loans’ board of directors, said: “On behalf of the entire board and shareholders, I want to thank Hans for his leadership and his many contributions to the company over the course of two decades. We are pleased to have an executive as experienced and talented as Pete ready to take up the mantle and expect a smooth leadership transition.”
Pete Ball commented: “Under Hans’ leadership, Foundation Home Loans has created a great history of listening to customers, putting them first and making the complex simple. I am honoured to have the privilege of being part of the team going forward and look forward to continuing to find and deliver solutions for our customers.”
Hans Geberbauer added: “After more than 20 years at Foundation, I have decided now is the right time for me to retire. With his excellent leadership record and deep experience of specialist lending, Pete is a great candidate to lead Foundation Home Loans into the future.”

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