Hodge appoints head of real estate finance
John was previously commercial director at Aldermore Bank.
Hodge has appointed John Carter to lead its real estate finance business.
Formerly commercial director at Aldermore Bank, John brings decades of experience in leading high-performing teams and delivering bespoke property development and investment finance solutions.
His appointment coincides with the launch of a new brand for Hodge's real estate finance division.
David Landen, CEO of Hodge, commented: "We’re thrilled to welcome John to the team at such a pivotal time. His appointment underlines our commitment to delivering on our promise of providing fast, flexible real estate finance solutions to support customers with their property development and investment ambitions. John’s experience and vision align perfectly with Hodge’s ethos as a relationship-driven lender."
John Carter added: “I’m excited to be joining Hodge at such a transformational time. Hodge has a strong reputation for being responsive, adaptable and genuinely relationship-focused—qualities that are more important than ever in today’s market. I look forward to working with the team to build on that legacy, expand our reach, and deliver even more tailored solutions to developers and investors across the UK. Relationships are at the heart of everything we do and the foundations we build on as a trusted partner.”
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