Molo appoints BDM for South London and the South East
Alongside the appointment, Richard Cunningham has been promoted from telephone BDM to field-based BDM.
Specialist buy-to-let mortgage lender, Molo, has appointed Ben Saffery as its newest business development manager, strengthening its intermediary proposition across South London and the South East of England.
Ben brings over five years’ experience in complex buy-to-let lending, with a background spanning both business development and completions/case management during roles at Keystone Property Finance and Vanquis Bank.
Alongside the appointment, Richard Cunningham has been promoted from telephone BDM to field-based BDM. Richard now takes responsibility for the East & West Midlands and South Wales region.
Martin Sims, distribution director at Molo, said: “We are pleased to welcome Ben to the team. His experience in complex buy-to-let and his understanding of the full case journey will be a real asset to our intermediary partners.
"As demand continues to grow across specialist areas such as semi-commercial and mixed-use lending, it is important that we invest in the right people to ensure brokers are supported in placing more complex cases.”
Ben Saffery (pictured) added: “I am excited to be joining a lender that demonstrates a real willingness to lend, particularly within the complex buy-to-let space. I am really looking forward to working closely with brokers to support their clients with flexible, practical solutions.”
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