Glenhawk appoints senior credit associate
In the newly created role, Harry will support Glenhawk’s new structured real estate product.

Short-term lender, Glenhawk, has appointed Harry Dick-Cleland as senior credit associate, following his recent promotion from underwriter.
In this newly created role, Harry will play a pivotal role in supporting Glenhawk’s structured real estate product, which launched in January 2025. His primary focus will be on enhancing and expanding the offering, while providing strategic credit support to drive its growth.
Harry will also structure and assess complex real estate transactions, working closely with borrowers, brokers, and internal stakeholders to deliver tailored financing solutions. In addition, he will support the refinement of Glenhawk’s credit policies to align with the firm’s strategic expansion in the structured lending space.
Alongside his primary responsibilities within structured real estate, Harry will continue to provide key support to the wider lending team, helping to manage increased loan volumes and contribute to the ongoing development of Glenhawk’s broader product range.
Harry said: “I’m incredibly proud to be stepping into this new role at Glenhawk. The opportunity to focus on the structured real estate product and contribute to its growth is an exciting challenge, and I look forward to playing my part in the firm’s continued success.”
Chris Daly, managing director of structured real estate at Glenhawk, added: “Harry’s promotion to Senior Credit Associate is a testament to his hard work and deep understanding of our lending approach. His contributions to the structured real estate product will be invaluable as we strengthen our presence in this space and continue to provide market-leading solutions to our clients.”

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