Offa strengthens Home Purchase Plan and buy-to-let team with four new hires
The firm has appointed three home finance advisers and a support specialist, with experience in the conventional mortgage industry.
Islamic property finance fintech firm, Offa, is boosting its team with four new hires, supporting its recently launched Home Purchase Plan and buy-to-let product ranges.
Hamza Mahmood, a seasoned finance adviser and broker with a conventional finance background, joins as home finance adviser. He said: “I have joined Offa to use my banking expertise in order to elevate the service provided to customers in the Sharia-compliant finance world.”
Shajia Sultana, also joining Offa as a home finance adviser, commented: “It is important for me to work in a role that aligns with my values and principles. Coming from a background as a mortgage adviser, I am able to bring my existing experience into a space that offers ethical, Sharia-compliant solutions, allowing me to support clients in a way that is both professionally fulfilling and personally meaningful.”
Osaama Hussain, experienced in the conventional mortgage industry, has been appointed as home finance support specialist. He said: “I was keen to join Offa because the company’s values hugely aligned with my own personal values from a spiritual perspective as well as providing a vital service to the community. I believe Offa is just getting started in the Islamic home finance space and I can see myself progressing at the company to be part of what’s to come – providing greater access to halal finance for our customers.”
Nagina Haroon, who has 15 years of experience as a mortgage adviser specialising in conventional mortgages, joins as a home finance adviser. She added: “I was keen to transition away from conventional finance and to support customers with halal financing solutions. Offa is a company with major growth plans so it is an exciting time to join.”
The new staff report to Qasim Sajad, Offa’s senior home finance manager. He said: “These appointments reflect our continued investment in high-calibre talent and our ambition to enhance the breadth and depth of our advice offering. By bringing together advisers with complementary skill sets and varying levels of experience, we are well positioned to support a wide range of clients – from first-time buyers to those with more complex financial requirements.”
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