MPowered Mortgages expands sales team
MPowered Mortgages has expanded its sales team with the appointments of Dane Clarke as key account manager, and Paul Kane as corporate account manager.

Dane has over ten years of experience in a variety of roles within the mortgage industry, working for multiple lenders, including The Coventry Building Society and Vida Homeloans. In his new role, Dane will identify and develop business opportunities, as well as focussing on building mutually beneficial strategic relationships to achieve further growth.
Paul has over 25 years of experience in the industry, and he joins from NatWest Intermediary Solutions where he was tasked with managing key mortgage intermediary relationships in the UK.
Dane will cover the Midlands region, and both will join Jimmy Govan (North), Simon Wilson (South East), Matthew Butt (Central London), Ryan Best (South West and South Wales) and Matthew Surridge (Home Counties and East Anglia), as well as an internal telephone business development team.
Emma Hollingworth, distribution director at MPowered Mortgages, commented: “We’re delighted to welcome both Dane and Paul to the MPowered Mortgages team. This adds further strength to our already excellent team out in the field and in our head office.
“The intermediary market is the lifeblood of our proposition, and our dedicated team are on hand to assist our broker partners to further serve their customers.”
Dane Clarke said: “I’m very happy to have joined MPowered Mortgages and look forward to getting out and meeting brokers in the coming months. The potential benefits of our AI tech and the intuitive MPowered platform is incredibly exciting, and I look forward to helping brokers best support their customers.”
Paul Kane added: “I’m delighted to have joined MPowered Mortgages and I am really energised by their proposition. MPowered’s use of innovative tech will ensure they play an important role in the development of the mortgage market for years to come, and I look forward to playing an important role in their growth trajectory.”
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