London Money appoints Andy Marsh as Head of Underwriting
London Money Loans has appointed Andy Marsh, former Underwriting Manager at Freedom Finance, as its new Head of Underwriting.
"We see Andy as the first of a new breed of hybrid underwriter who can cross the threshold between first and second charges"
Marsh has over 20 years’ experience in both the first and second charge mortgage sector.
Martin Stewart, Director of London Money, said: “We are delighted that someone of Andy's stature and knowledge has agreed to join London Money Loans.
"He is extremely well qualified in all aspects of the market, making him an ideal addition to the team to help compliment the expansion plans that lay ahead. We see Andy as the first of a new breed of hybrid underwriter who can cross the threshold between first and second charges, one who can operate comfortably and confidently in either.
"We spoke extensively with lenders and brokers in their due diligence process and overwhelmingly the feedback was that the recruitment of Marsh will be a game changer for the brand. There is no better accolade for an underwriter than the lenders saying Andy is one of the best in the business. We could not be happier that he not only shares our vison for the company but also our vision for the second charge industry as a whole."
Andy Marsh added: “The vision given to me by London Money Loans is refreshing, open and innovative. I look forward to helping build the brand in to Scott and Martin’s vison – that of an industry leading Master Broker.”
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