Tuscan Capital expands underwriting team
Jade will provide bespoke decisions across the lender’s short-term finance proposition.
"It’s great to join Tuscan Capital and get back into the bridging market; I love the fast-paced nature of the sector."
Tuscan Capital has announced that Jade Lidiard has joined the lender as an underwriter.
Jade joins from United Trust Bank where she spent a year as an underwriter and relationship manager in structured finance. Prior to that, she worked for nearly five years at MT Finance where she started in the new business department and worked her way up to the position of underwriter.
She joins the underwriting team providing bespoke decisions across the lender’s short-term finance proposition.
Tuscan Capital provides non-regulated bridging finance to the residential, commercial, semi-commercial, HMO and mixed-use real estate sectors in England and Wales.
Colin Sanders, CEO at Tuscan Capital, said: “I’m very pleased to welcome Jade to Tuscan Capital. She joins to further improve the excellent underwriting standards that we are known for in the marketplace.
“Since our launch of our Fast Track service, demand for our products has further increased and we fully expect this to continue in 2023.
“Jade’s addition will further add to the wealth of experience in Dena’s team and we’re delighted to have her on board.”
Jade Lidiard commented: “It’s great to join Tuscan Capital and get back into the bridging market; I love the fast-paced nature of the sector.
“It’s clear that everyone at Tuscan really plays their part in making it such a dynamic place to work; it really is a lender that is truly responsive to the demands of the market. I can’t wait to get started.”
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