Steven Griffiths joins Molo as South East BDM
Griffiths has held previous roles at Nomo Bank and Morgan Clark Loss Assessors.
Specialist buy-to-let lender, Molo, has appointed Steven Griffiths as its newest business development manager, supporting brokers across South East England.
With over 20 years’ experience in mortgage and financial services, Steven brings a strong track record in B2B sales and intermediary support, with previous roles at Nomo Bank and Morgan Clark Loss Assessors and knowledge of specialist lending, including buy-to-let, bridging and Sharia-compliant mortgages.
Steven Griffiths commented: “I am excited to be joining Molo and to be working alongside such a talented and ambitious distribution team. The business is experiencing strong growth, and I’m looking forward to contributing to that momentum and bringing my experience to support our brokers. This is a great opportunity to develop the next chapter of my own career, whilst helping Molo’s continued success.”
Molo’s distribution director, Martin Sims, said: “Steven is a great addition to the team. His breadth of experience across specialist lending and his commercial approach will make him invaluable to our brokers. We're committed to strengthening regional support and his appointment reinforces that intermediary focus.”
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