Tuscan Capital appoints underwriting specialist
Bridging lender Tuscan Capital has appointed a short-term lending underwriting specialist to join its credit and risk team.
"Following our recent physical expansion into the Midlands and North of England, we decided the time was right to add extra heft to our all important credit & risk team."
Maria Curatolo joins as an underwriter, following the recent hire of a new regional director and the opening of a second regional office in central Manchester.
The move to Tuscan Capital reunites Curatolo with a number of colleagues who she previously worked at bridging and development lender Omni Capital Partners.
Curatolo has worked in financial services since leaving school. Her first position was with Abbey National Building Society from where she progressed in underwriting-focused roles with a variety of lenders that include Santander for Intermediaries, Barclays Wealth International, Omni Capital, Oblix Capital and, most recently, Lendhub.
Colin Sanders, Tuscan Capital’s CEO, said: “Following our recent physical expansion into the Midlands and North of England, we decided the time was right to add extra heft to our all important credit & risk team.
“Never more than now, brokers are relying on their lender partners to deliver speedy but consistently pragmatic and reliable lending decisions. We have always considered this to be one of our strongest points, hence this new investment in experienced personnel.
“Maria has a superb track record in understanding and evaluating bridging and development funding cases. Given this, and her past close association with Dena, myself and others of the team, her transition to Tuscan will be undoubtedly a seamless one.”
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