LiveMore appoints marketing director
Ben joins LiveMore from Even, an equity lender for first-time buyers.
"Just as first-time buyers are excluded at one end of the scale, so are older borrowers at the other end."
LiveMore has appointed Ben Bailey as its new director of marketing.
The later life lender says it is seeking to expand its reach into the consumer arena as well as the intermediary market.
Ben joins LiveMore from Even, an equity lender for first-time buyers, where he was part of the founding team. Previous companies he has worked for include Zipcar, MyBuilder and Nested.
Commenting on his appointment, Bailey said: “I am motivated to solve the burning injustices of our time, and financial exclusion is one that affects so many. Just as first-time buyers are excluded at one end of the scale, so are older borrowers at the other end.
“I’m fortunate to have been at the forefront of the growth and exit of businesses that have a relentless focus on great customer outcomes. LiveMore‘s values closely align with mine on customer dedication and I’m looking forward to contributing to our growth and making us the default option for borrowers in their 50s and beyond.”
Leon Diamond, CEO at LiveMore, commented: “I’m thrilled to welcome Ben as we continue to shake up the 50-90+ lending landscape on an increasing scale.
“We’re on a mission to deliver more choice and better outcomes for a woefully underserved market, and the growth and developments within our marketing team are an exciting step along the way.”
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