New buy-to-let lender Quantum expands intermediary team ahead of launch
New buy-to-let lender, Quantum Mortgages, has appointed Harsha Dahyea as a key account manager in the Midlands.
"She brings an absolute wealth of knowledge and experience to the business where she will undoubtedly become an invaluable asset to us over the coming weeks, pre and post launch."
Harsha joins from Bluestone Mortgages, where she was instrumental during their start-up phase and went on to become a key account manager.
She was previously a business development manager with both Metro Bank and State Bank of India, where again she worked on the launch of their mortgage propositions.
Earlier this month, Quantum appointed Spencer Gale as its sales director to help build the sales team and a network of distribution partners to work with during the initial roll out of the lender’s products.
Quantum plans to launch in Q1 and will initially focus on professional landlords.
Spencer Gale said: “I am delighted that Harsha decided to join us, she brings an absolute wealth of knowledge and experience to the business where she will undoubtedly become an invaluable asset to us over the coming weeks, pre and post launch.”
Harsha Dahyea added: “As soon as I met the guys at Quantum I just had to join them on their journey because of the exciting proposition that’s being built. I’ve always strived to add more value to the key accounts I’ve looked after and this proposition really allows me to provide different options and lead generation opportunities for the firms I’ve worked with."
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