The Right Mortgage expands compliance team
The Right Mortgage and Protection Network has appointed two new compliance managers.
"I’m sure that with their experience and knowledge, they will bring a great deal of help to our members to ensure they remain happy and compliant as the business grows."
Angela Martin and Clare Willoughby will help monitor the compliance practices of the network’s growing number of ARs.
Angela has worked as a compliance manager for more than 10 years with First Complete, Network Data and Stonebridge.
Clare has previously held senior compliance roles at a number of companies, including Vitality Life and Health, Personal Touch Financial Services as well as being Head of Compliance for The Alexander Beard Group.
Martin Wilson, CEO of The Right Mortgage & Protection Network, said: "We are absolutely delighted to welcome both Angie and Clare to the team. I’m sure that with their experience and knowledge, they will bring a great deal of help to our members to ensure they remain happy and compliant as the business grows.”
Angela Martin commented: “I am really excited about my future with The Right Mortgage and fully share their ethos of Trust, Respect and Partnership."
"I get great satisfaction in working with advisers and helping their businesses stay safe and grow through training and support and look forward to working with the network’s members over the coming months.”
Clare Willoughby added: “I am thrilled to be taking up this new position with a forward thinking and growing network whose embedded values are apparent throughout the organisation. I am looking forward to working with a great team who deliver great service.”
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