Quantum Mortgages expands senior team with trio of hires
Quantum has created three new senior roles.

Specialist buy-to-let lender, Quantum Mortgages, has promoted three members of its senior management team.
Quantum has created three new senior roles – chief risk officer, chief credit officer and chief commercial officer.
Stuart Munro, currently compliance and risk director, will take up the role of chief risk officer, with a number of additional responsibilities, including building a larger compliance team along with an improved regulatory framework.
Caroline Williams, currently head of underwriting, has been promoted to chief credit officer, with overall responsibility for developing and implementing Quantum’s credit policies and managing the credit approval process.
Harsha Dahyea has been promoted from head of sales & distribution to become chief commercial officer, responsible for the entire sales and revenue function.
All three have been at the lender since its initial launch in May 2022.
Jason Neale, CEO at Quantum Mortgages, commented: “We are delighted to be in a position to offer senior promotions to these very talented and hard-working trio. Caroline, Harsha and Stuart have been with us since the beginning of our journey and have played a huge part in our success to date.
“As we continue to scale and prepare to enter new markets, it’s important we have a management structure that represents not only the governance required for now but also the size and stature of business we intend to become. There’s no doubt Caroline, Harsha and Stuart will grow and lead their respective teams on to achieve great things.”

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