Norton Home Loans appoints BDM for the South of England
Corey will be a key point of contact for brokers in the region.
"As the new BDM, I’m eager to connect with brokers and guide them through our propositions to find the best solutions for their clients. "
- Corey Whelan
Norton Home Loans has appointed Corey Whelan as a new business development manager for the South of England.
With a robust background in both the mortgage and equity release sectors, Corey's new role will include providing expert guidance on Norton’s product range, assisting brokers with complex cases, and fostering strong relationships to help brokers achieve the best outcomes for their clients.
Corey has held previous roles as equity release adviser at Age Partnership and director/principal at Cambridgeshire Money.
During 2024, Norton Home Loans introduced a range of updates to its lending criteria, providing brokers and their clients with greater flexibility and accessibility across its Optimal plans. Key changes included an increased maximum LTV ratio of 85% and a higher maximum loan size of £350,000, catering to borrowers with recent credit blips or historical credit issues.
Corey Whelan said: “I’m proud to be joining the team at Norton Home Loans, a company that truly stands out for its innovative products and genuine commitment to supporting brokers. As the new BDM, I’m eager to connect with brokers and guide them through our propositions to find the best solutions for their clients. It’s a great feeling to be part of a team that places such a strong emphasis on building meaningful, long-term relationships.”
David Binney, head of sales at Norton Home Loans, commented: “We couldn’t be happier to welcome Corey to Norton Home Loans. With his wealth of experience and deep understanding of the mortgage market, Corey is perfectly positioned to support brokers across the South of England. His appointment sets a strong foundation for the year ahead, strengthening our dedicated sales team as we continue to deliver outstanding service to both brokers and borrowers in 2025 and beyond.”
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