United Trust Bank enhances bridging sales team
Michael will be based in Manchester, supporting brokers across the Midlands, North West of England and Scotland.

United Trust Bank has appointed Michael Macleod as a BDM in its bridging sales team.
Michael’s career in finance spans more than 10 years and he has held various roles in both sales and credit functions with companies including Together, Ford Credit Europe and most recently, P2P real estate lending platform EstateGuru Marketplace.
In his new role Michael will be based in Manchester, supporting brokers across the Midlands, North West of England and Scotland.
Paul Delmonte, key account manager for bridging at United Trust Bank, said: “Michael has joined UTB Bridging at a very exciting time with demand for our competitive products and great service continuing to grow by the day. The Midlands and North West is seeing considerable growth and regeneration and there’s an excellent opportunity for UTB to build new relationships with the many experienced brokers operating across the region as well as further develop our existing contacts by helping them to grow their businesses and ours.”
Michael Macleod commented: “UTB have a great reputation in the bridging market both for the way they do business and the culture they encourage. I also believe that there is a significant opportunity to develop their share of the unregulated bridging sector and their presence amongst brokers in the Midlands, North of England and Scotland. I’m looking forward to working with Paul and the rest of the team in helping the Bank achieve its impressive growth ambitions.”

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