Tuscan Capital to expand broker relationships in North and Midlands
Bridging finance provider Tuscan Capital has appointed a national sales manager to boost its funding presence beyond London and the South East.
" It was my intention from day one of our launch earlier this year that Tuscan Capital would lend throughout England and Wales."
Chris Parr will be tasked with growing and developing broker relationships in the Midlands and Northern England.
Parr has been directly involved in the bridging market since 2006. His first appointment was as a business development manager for Bridgebank Capital and he later joined Masthaven Bank as a senior BDM.
Most recently, Parr was sales manager responsible for bridging at Precise Mortgages.
Colin Sanders, CEO of Tuscan Capital, said: “To say I’m pleased that we have secured the services of an individual of Chris’s calibre and pedigree would be a considerable understatement. It was my intention from day one of our launch earlier this year that Tuscan Capital would lend throughout England and Wales. Chris’s appointment means this intention will be fulfilled.
“Bringing with him a wealth of experience that extends back to the pre-financial crash days of bridging, Chris justifiably enjoys a high reputation among both bridging intermediaries and his peers. His extensive knowledge of the market and the short-term lending process, combined with a hands-on and professional approach to his work, will ensure our funding offering is made readily available to the widest possible audience.”
Parr added: “The opportunity of joining Colin and the team in their new venture was too good to turn down. I’m really looking forward to help build the nationwide presence of Tuscan Capital throughout the Midlands and the North by demonstrating our can-do approach to doing business.”
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