New lender Pallas Capital expands originations team
Samantha was previously a BDM at Glenhawk and regional development manager at Together.
Pallas Capital has appointed Samantha Dance to its origination team, strengthening its UK presence following the firm’s launch into the market earlier this year.
In the four months since launching into the UK non-bank lending market, Pallas Capital has expanded its front-end operations, and Samantha joins a specialised origination team that now counts six dedicated professionals.
Samantha brings over 20 years of experience in financial services, with a specialised focus on property finance over the last nine years.
Most recently, Samantha spent nearly six years at Glenhawk as a business development manager. Prior to this, she served as regional development manager at Together and has a decade of foundational experience at Barclays.
In her new role, Samantha will work alongside Mark Witherington, Phil Mabb, Anna Thompson, Archie Dickinson and Hunter Casey, and the wider credit team to support intermediaries and expand the lender’s footprint.
Samantha Dance said: “I take genuine pride in turning property ambitions into reality, and there is nothing quite like the buzz of seeing a deal complete knowing I’ve played a part in that journey. Pallas Capital has quickly made a name for itself in the UK for its certainty of execution and disciplined approach. I am thrilled to join a team that shares my drive for finding solutions and providing brokers with the confidence they need to deliver for their clients.”
Ben Keenan, executive director at Pallas Capital, added: “Samantha brings a huge amount of technical expertise, but what really sets her apart is how approachable and easy she is to work with. Brokers absolutely love dealing with her because she’s commercial, straightforward and gets things done properly - we’re really excited to have her join the Pallas team.”
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