MT Finance appoints Nigel Robbins as national account manager
The appointment coincides with the lender's expansion into the commercial and semi-commercial market.
MT Finance has appointed Nigel Robbins as its new national account manager. The appointment coincides with MT Finance's expansion into the commercial and semi-commercial market space.
In this role, Nigel will be responsible for nurturing and expanding relationships with the company's core mortgage brokers, networks and mortgage clubs.
He brings a wealth of experience, with nearly 30 years in the financial services sector in various senior roles. Most recently, he served as a national account manager at LendInvest and has held previous roles at Precise, Signature Private Finance and Kensington Mortgages.
Gareth Lewis, deputy CEO at MT Finance, commented: "We are delighted to welcome Nigel to MT Finance. His appointment underscores our commitment to providing top-notch service while strengthening our relationships with our valued partners. Nigel’s deep understanding of the market and his proven ability to build strong relationships will be invaluable as we continue to expand our network and enhance our offering.”
Nigel Robbins added: "I'm excited to join the team at MT Finance at a pivotal time as the company explores opportunities within broader markets in the industry. MT Finance already has a strong reputation for its service and innovative approach to lending, and I look forward to contributing to its continued success and growth."
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