Hampshire Trust Bank expands portfolio management team
Both new team members join from Secure Trust Bank.

Hampshire Trust Bank has made two new hires in its portfolio management team with the recruitment of Victoria Baily and Graham Smith.
Leading the new portfolio management team is Victoria Baily, who joins as head of portfolio management from Secure Trust Bank.
Victoria is tasked with leading the strategic management and oversight of existing borrowers. Baily spent almost nine years in senior relationship roles at Secure Trust Bank, and more than eight years in similar property-focused posts at Barclays Corporate Banking.
Graham joins as portfolio manager, focused on the ongoing management and review of existing borrowers.
He also joins from Secure Trust Bank, where he spent more than four years as a relationship support specialist and relationship support manager, leading a team responsible for the origination of deals in the real estate sector. Prior to his last role, Graham previously held a variety of relationship management roles at Lloyds Bank.
Victoria Baily commented: “HTB understands the importance of relationship management and expects the highest standards, which is what attracted me to this role. I’m excited for the challenge of leading the portfolio team at a bank with such a great reputation.”
Graham Smith said: “An opportunity to join a growing, ambitious bank was something I wasn't going to pass on. I’m relishing the task of further supporting HTB’s client base, alongside specialist mortgages team.”
Chris Daly, managing director of specialist mortgages at HTB, added: “We continue to build our business around people and attracting the calibre of talent in Victoria and Graham will be a fantastic edition in developing the portfolio management function.
“Each time we attract the right talent, we’re focused on doing so with an aim of making incremental improvements for our brokers. Both Victoria and Graham will play a vital role in ensuring the experience with us, after a deal draws down, remains second to none."

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