TMG Mortgage Network appoints business standards and risk manager
Matt will help TMG ensure its compliance function is in line with industry and regulatory expectations.

TMG Mortgage Network has appointed Matt Quinn as business standards and risk manager.
The newly created role will see Matt oversee the smooth running of the compliance function, ensuring it is in line with industry and regulatory expectations.
The role will also see Matt working closely with the executive team, members, and support staff to implement robust risk management strategies and ensure that all business practices align with legal and ethical standards.
Scott Thorpe, CEO of TMG Mortgage Network, said: "We are delighted Matt Quinn has accepted the position of business standards and risk manager. Matt's keen eye for detail, coupled with his strong commitment to compliance and risk management, made him the ideal candidate for this role. We have full confidence in his ability to lead our organisation in maintaining the highest standards of business ethics and regulatory compliance, as we look to continue with our programme of controlled expansion through 2024 and beyond."
Matthew Quinn added: "I am honoured to accept the role of business standards and risk manager at TMG Mortgage Network. The network has invested heavily in its compliance systems and process over the last two years, and I am looking forward to spearheading and ensuring compliance and risk management is at the forefront of the business as we continue on with our programme of expansion.
"I look forward to working closely with our team to foster a culture of integrity and to navigate the ever-changing regulatory landscape."

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